AR-enabled crossword launch by NYT on Instagram

The New York Times has created a new AR game on Instagram called the ’Shattered Crossword’. It is similar to the NYT crossword puzzle which is infamous for being very difficult and really hard to complete. The game can be played via a particular filter effect which then shows us the puzzle when the camera is pointed towards a flat surface.

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Now You Can Fail the New York Times Crossword Puzzle in AR

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AR-enabled crossword launch by NYT on Instagram

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