Integrating QR codes into simulation games can boost player engagement. A good example is Animal Crossing: New Horizons for Nintendo Switch. The game uses QR codes in its Custom Design feature to let players create and share patterns for clothing, furniture, and other in-game items. Players can generate QR codes inside the game and post them online, or scan QR codes created by others. This has fostered an active community that shares designs and adds to the game’s social and personalized experience.
QR codes can quickly deliver a variety of information with a single scan from any mobile device. You can choose different types of QR codes and upload content in formats such as PNG, JPG, or SVG. In mystery or investigation games, for example, clues can be hidden in QR codes without affecting the game’s visuals. Players can scan codes that link to social media pages (link listing QR), YouTube tutorials (video QR), or audio tracks (MP3 QR), creating a multi-platform experience that extends gameplay beyond the console.