Hopefully we'll see more devices to build a track with unveiled at next month's Mobile World Congress. Hot Wheels Track Builder is available now, but there's only one phone out that supports it. The good thing about Track Builder is that because the cars aren't real, you don't have to worry about younger brothers or sisters getting hit in the face with a flying Ferrari. And, just like the real world version, you do need to use a little finesse when racing too much power can send a car flying off course. The Hot Wheels Track Builder Unlimited Rapid Launch Builder Box includes 30 track-building components for kids to create a most epic racing and stunting course of their own design With 3 stunting routes to choose from, kids get to experiment with force and speed and hone their problem-solving skills with adventurous toy car play. You can pick out classic Hot Wheels vehicles and pit them against your creation. But the app does incorporate the best part of building any Hot Wheels track: the testing phase. There don't seem to be any plans to create any real world overlays just yet, so you can't pretend to put together a course on your coffee table or bedroom rug.
To get a good look at your work, you'll have to actually walk around the table, just like if you had put together a plastic Hot Wheels set in your house. The app gives you plenty of bright orange track to build with, and also allows you to place ramps and obstacles for your virtual course as well.
You move the phone up and down and even walk all over to look at all the furniture and decoration in the space, though most of your focus will be on the Hot Wheels track you can construct on the long table in the center. Track Builder eschews the camera tricks and instead focuses on creating a boy's playroom for you to explore physically. Most AR apps focus on taking images of the real world and overlaying graphical effects using your device's screen.
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