Yoomi and Duo create unique iPad game
Yoomi is an iPad game (free) that, when combined with the Duo hardware, offers a unique tabletop gaming experience. It looks like a fun combination of software and hardware, and it's something we haven't seen before as it requires no dock connector link. Here's how it works. Yoomi is a simple guessing game for three or four players. Each player receives a pile of colored chips, and the Duo is placed on the iPad's screen. The game begins when the iPad displays two pictures. One player selects a picture in secret, as the Duo hides their fingers, and the remaining players try to guess his/her choice by placing a chip on the Duo near the corresponding image.
Once all bets have been placed, the correct picture is revealed, and the Duo deposits the winning chips into the bank all on its own, using what we suspect is dark magic -- and batteries. The player who loses all of his/her chips first wins and receives the pot.
Best of all, no reading is required, so even the youngest members of the family can play. The Duo is being sold exclusively at Toys R Us for US$40, and is required to play Yoomi. You can watch a demo video on the next page.
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Source: http://www.yoomigame.com/
Yoomi is an iPad game (free) that, when combined with the Duo hardware, offers a unique tabletop gaming experience. It looks like a fun...
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A good game for having fun at home.
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they're definitely releasing other games!! I mean they have to be! Think about it, why would a company spend money on this amount of advertising and even making a complicated product for just one A or B game. I've played it and it's pretty awesome. To see kid's faces light up when their colored beads fall into the Duo is amazing! :)
December 09 2010 at 4:36 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySo let me get this straight, they took the idea of "guess whether I'm thinking of the number one or the number two; whoever guesses right 10 times first wins", linked it to the iPad, and are charging $40?
December 07 2010 at 2:59 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyHa, well presumably they will be releasing more games for this. A $40 piece of hardware for a yes/no game is a bit crazy.
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