A new level of immersion is coming to video games in the way of GameScent. Many people have aroma dispensers in their homes, but GameScent aims to fully immerse the player into the game world they are currently in. A new device that doesn’t require an SDK to train, will be powered by AI to disperse different aromas based on the scene. GameScent is also compatible with all gaming and streaming platforms that also includes VR. Audio-to-Scent Translation will be instantaneous as AI analyzes the scene in real time and determines the most fitting scent.

“Studies have shown that the sense of smell imprints in long-term memory more strongly than anything else”, said Casey Bunce, President. “With GameScent, we’re hoping to elevate gamers’ experiences to be more exciting and memorable than they ever have been before.”

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What’s in the Package

GameScent comes with a variety of aromas and an adapter that sits between the atomizer that holds six scents at once. The adapter offers a DC input for power that is USB-C, an Audio In and a HDMI In. There’s a switch for HDMI and Audio to select on the adapter. Six aromas are included and they’re typical of what to expect in a variety of video games. Are you playing in the forest? There’s an aroma for that. Are you on a race track? There’s an aroma for that, and the atomizer will hold six at once and disperse as needed. The available scents are below:

Four new scents are slated for release in the future. These include Blood, which is used for intense brutal battles of combat, Ocean for the open seas, Sports Arena for stadium atmosphere, and Fresh Cut Grass for fields or golfing. The AI will determine what is best to use. The GameScent Kit is available at GameScent.com,Amazon.com,BestBuy.comandGamestop.comfor $179.99, however Amazon has it marked down to $149.99.

GameScent will be available to demo at PAX East this year at dedicated booth #11038. you’re able to check out a short video of GameScenthere. Easy-to-Refill Cartridges will be available for purchase, separately.

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