The Apple Vision Pro gives you access to all kinds of spatial apps for entertainment and work. You can also play board games on it. Here are 5 Vision Pro board games you shouldn’t miss:
Spatial Gomoku: brings the game of 5-in-a-row to your Vision Pro. It challenges you to form a line of 5 stones vertically or horizontally.
Chess Dreams: an AI chess game for Vision Pro. It puts a giant screen in front of you, so you can play the game anywhere. You can adjust the size of the board.
Spatial Checkers: this app brings the game of checkers to your Vision Pro. It has customizable boards and pieces.
Let’s Go: a Go Vision Pro game that lets you play against AI or friends. It comes with a fun Japanese environment to help you get in the right mood to play. This app has an adaptive AI. It also supports online games via SharePlay.
Mahjong: this app brings Mahjong Solitaire to your Apple Vision Pro. It has various tiles with symbols that you need to match to clean the board.
Stay tuned as we will cover more board games here in the future.
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