The Future of Social Gaming With Voice and Video

TechCrunch editor-at-large Josh Constine led a discussion with CEOs of gaming companies Comunix, Bunch, and Mech Mocha at the AllThingsRTC conference. The panel discussed how virtual reality, augmented reality, gaming, and social networking are evolving to create stronger connections between players. They highlighted that games like PokerFace by Comunix and apps by Bunch are incorporating video chat interaction for a more immersive experience. Voice and video capabilities enhance the digital gaming experience by fostering personal interactions despite physical distance. The evolution of social gaming is expected to split into public gaming, where multiple players are watched and interacted with by a global audience, and private games shared among select users.

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