Frequently Asked Questions

Kazooloo games run on modern iOS devices with a rear camera. Newer devices give smoother tracking and better frame rates.

Yes — each game comes with its own printed board. Vortex uses the fantasy-themed board, while DMX uses its own sci-fi board. The artwork on the board tells the app where to anchor the 3D creatures.

Core gameplay runs on the device. An internet connection is only needed for downloads and updates.

The camera recognises the board artwork (or your surroundings) and anchors 3D creatures to that spot, so they stay in place while you move around.

The Kazooloo universe keeps growing across games and characters. Follow the brand for news on new content.

Kazooloo is made for kids and families. Younger players usually enjoy it most with a grown-up nearby for the first game.

Yes — take turns with one device, or gather around the board and cheer while one player fights the creatures.

A clear patch of floor is enough. You need space to step back, turn around, and dodge safely.

Always look up from the screen, keep the play area clear of furniture and pets, and take breaks between rounds.

Start with Vortex — Fantasy for a magic dragon adventure, or DMX if you prefer sci-fi robots and action.

Kazooloo is created by Unlimited Reality, a studio focused on augmented reality play that mixes physical products with digital worlds.

Kazooloo was built around physical play from the start — real boards, real movement, and creatures that appear in your own room.

Kazooloo has appeared in toy retail and technology press coverage over the years. See the About page for links.

The brand spans AR board games and mobile titles, with characters shared across the Kazooloo dimension.

For press, partnership, or retail questions, reach out through the studio channels linked on the About page.