Hado is the first augmented reality sport. Hado is a highly physical game in which players compete against other users and an 80-second clock marks the final bell. The mechanics are simple, the team with the most points wins when the bell rings. In the event of a tie, teams compete in overtime in which the first to score wins. All of this is done by mixing the classic dodgeball with a fighting video game. Users use a series of portable devices to intersperse real images with those of the game, and the game is played in teams of three. The official measurements of the pitch are 10 meters long by 6 meters wide.
This sport requires great footwork, speed and agility. The best of three sets is played, so the team that wins two of them wins. It is a virtual sport, but very complete, because you are moving all time and you burn a lot of calories. To start playing Hado, you just need to put on your helmet and armband, with which you can customize your skills.
In attack, players must aim and fire energy balls at their opponents’ life cells, which are displayed in the shape of petals. To create one of these balls you have to raise your arm to charge the energy meter and stretch your arm to shoot them. As for defense, there are two options. The first one is to move sideways to avoid the balls and thus protect the life cells. The second option is to create shields, and for this it is enough to lower the arm to load the shield meter and then move the arm up to raise it. Of course, after several blows the shield breaks.
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