Mightier: 2D Puzzle Meets 3D World
May 27th, 2009 
Art, Augmented Environments, Innovation, New Media, Video, Virtual Worlds 
Mark Kizelshteyn
I came across an experimental game developed by ratloop, an independent game studio developing 3D entertainment products.
Their most recent game is called Mightier and according to the website “is an independent puzzle action game developed by Lucas Pope and Keiko Ishizaka. Play as the Engineer and the Actionaut to solve puzzles and collect items in each sector.”
The puzzle is fully interactive, where you first physically solve the puzzle by drawing out 2D components on a piece of paper. Once you’ve solved that portion, your webcam scans that piece of paper and your drawing is converted into a 3D puzzle. You then draw your own characters, scan those and play on your 2d converted to 3d turf. It is quite innovative.
Check out how it works below:
[via Interface Design and Usability Blog]
Tags: 2D, 3D, games, Puzzle, ratloop
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