Snapchat today announced the launch of Snappables, which are new Snapchat Lenses that are designed to allow Snapchat users to play augmented reality games with their friends.


Interactive Snappable lenses are located right near other Snapchat Lenses in the Lens Carousel and can be accessed by tapping the icon on the left side of the capture button.

To use a Snappable, tap the Snappable icon and then follow the on-screen directions.

Some of the available Snappables let you create a dance party or a rock band with friends, while others are more game-like in nature and can be controlled through facial expressions, touch, and motion. You can play a game where you fight virtual aliens, for example, and then send a Snap to a friend to play along.

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According to a Snapchat spokesperson, Snappables are the beginning of a new type of augmented reality experience on Snapchat. Prior to now, Lenses have focused on transforming your look or the world around you, while Snappables are sharable AR experiences.

In other Snapchat-related news, Snapchat parent company Snap is said to be planning to introduce new Spectacles later in the week. Little is known about the new glasses, and it's not yet clear if they will feature major design changes.

Snapchat can be downloaded from the App Store for free. [Direct Link]

Top Rated Comments

er1c Avatar
101 months ago
Wow FINALLY a way to feel more connected with my friends and share special moments that will last a lifetime!!!!!!!!
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
dan9700 Avatar
101 months ago
Dumb more ways of making kids anti social
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zooby Avatar
101 months ago
Everyone has moved on to IG stories...
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
bluecoast Avatar
101 months ago
I’d love to see the estimated percentage of Snapchat users over 30.

It must be less than 5% - and even then I expect my estimate is on the high side.
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