Allows businesses and individuals to 'sponsor' real-world landmarks with AR gaming content. Think Pokémon Go, but instead of stopping the game displays localized advertisements or local deals. This addresses the need for sustainable revenue streams without overly intrusive advertising and allows small business owners or community influencers to advertise their products or content effectively.

A service that connects players with real-world skills and professions via AR games. Players completing AR challenges related to plumbing, carpentry, or coding, for example, earn points that translate into discounts on accredited courses, apprenticeships, or equipment related to that skill in the real world.. Addresses workforce development and transitioning players gaming skills into real skilled trades work.

Physical retreats designed to help people disconnect from AR gaming addiction and rebuild real-world social connections. These will be digital device free and focus on group counselling, physical activity, and reconnecting with nature through offline hobbies. A social support, similar to alcoholics anonymous, helping gamers break free from social isolation.

Dedicated physical spaces offering alternative forms of entertainment that don't rely on AR or digital technology. These would include board game cafes, tabletop RPG groups, retro arcade set-ups, etc. providing a tangible, analog social escape.

A mandatory AR fitness game integrated with national healthcare systems. Players earn credits for physical activity performed in gamified AR landscapes, which can be redeemed for healthcare benefits or discounts, promoting population health and wellness.

AR games that simulate real-world civic duties, such as voting, community planning, and resource management, to encourage citizen participation and social responsibility. These are integrated with a national scoring system, that positively or negatively impacts your ability to achieve certain governmental permissions.

AR games designed to promote empathy and understanding by simulating real-life experiences from different perspectives. Players might inhabit the virtual body of someone with a disability, or simulate the lifestyle of a refugee, challenging players compassion and helping them understand different cultures or difficult situations.

AR experiences that overlay real-world environments with data about energy consumption, resource usage, and environmental impact, gamifying sustainable choices and encouraging eco-friendly practices. For example creating a fun, shareable, reward driven game out of proper recycling.