
Tech
Share
Published 10:27 13 Dec 2017 GMT

Are you strong enough with the force to defeat Kylo Ren and Darth Vader in a lightsaber battle? Now is the time to prove yourself.
Aside from this, there are various other gameplay modes.
Holochess - Outwit your opponents in the ultimate game of concentration and strategy. Direct your holographic alien pieces across the board as you battle for territory on checkered game tables.
Strategic combat- Lead Rebel forces against the Empire in large-scale ground wars. Command an army as you build out your outposts to withstand the forces of the Empire.
Lightsaber controller - Experience what it feels like to wield a lightsaber for the first time – to face-off against enemies right in your own living room. Feel your opponents’ attacks with force feedback.
Tracking beacon - The beacon ensures accurate tracking of your location while expanding and filling in the environment around you with an immersive augmented reality universe.
If you fancy picking Jedi Challenges up, it costs £260 and you can pick it up here and here.
In terms of the devices that Jedi Challenges is compatible with, you can use all of the following: iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S7, Google Pixel XL, Google Pixel, Moto Z² Force Edition, LG G6.
In the box, you'll geta ll of the following: Lenovo Mirage AR headset, Lightsaber controller, Tracking beacon, Phone tray, Lightning to micro-USB cable, USB-C to micro-USB cable, Micro-USB to micro-USB cable.
The Force is strong with this one.Save 80% on this 5th Generation Apple iPad with 32GB Storage
Don’t miss out on this Apple iPad Wowcher offer Wowcher is running yet another tech offer you cannot miss out on this week, with 80% off a refurbished fifth-generation Apple iPad. If you’re looking to buy an iPad that won’t cost you a small fortune, then look no further than this Wowcher deal. Wowcher is […]
Tech
3 weeks ago
Urgent warning over convincing new scam appearing in people’s phone calendars
Calendar phishing is on the rise A suspicious appointment appearing in your Google Calendar could be part of a scam, even if you never opened the email that sent it. Cybercriminals are exploiting calendar settings to push fraudulent events directly into people’s schedules, hoping to trick them into handing over private information. Threat detection engineer […]
Tech
3 weeks ago
AI researcher resigns from job after issuing terrifying warning to humanity
Tech