StepUp

StepUp (stylized stepUp) is an augmented-reality fitness game created as a launch title for the XenoDisplay.
==Gameplay==
At its core, StepUp is a gamified pedometer. Players can walk in real life to earn their Mii points in the game. With enough steps tracked, the Mii will level up and become more powerful. The player can find and interact with NPCs, who will either ask them to go on specific missions, which may also track stair-climbing and other exercises; or offer to exchange between points and Play Coins.
StepUp also involves a real-time combat system where the player must dodge enemy attacks, and step onto an enemy repeatedly to defeat it, as they play the game. Getting hit temporarily reduces the rate of point collection, and slightly shocks the player through the wrist strap.
Across the world, players will find locations similar to PokéStops where they have the chance of finding items that will make them healthier, and ergo, better at the game. These are simply called stores. To purchase items from stores, players must have the required amount and type of real-world currency, and exchange it with a cashier of the store for the wanted items. This is not an inherent part of StepUp's gameplay.
==Augmented reality==
StepUp uses an advanced AR system to not only overlay game information with the XenoDisplay's camera feed, but to create a soundscape in the game world and attempt to overlay it over the real world through special 3D audio speakers. In addition, as with any augmented reality game, dying in real life will essentially cause a death in the game.
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