hydrogen, although

This is 'hydrogen, although', a new video game from Outhouse Media. Developed by Outhouse Digital, the game is a dog training experience, where you can coordinate your dogs to sense certain monsters by remote. Using VR, you can stand near a 'fire' in the distance and watch your dog unleash its fury.
Although this game looks like a normal dog training game, it actually involves dog training thanks to an app called Spot. Spot is designed to detect and shut down friendly dogs at a distance, and it can track your dogs even when you're not around. Larger-than-life omnivorous dogs It looks like a normal dog training game, but it actually involves dog training thanks to an app called Spot. 'What is so great about Spot is that it is very quick, reliable and affordable, therefore making it suitable for both long-distance dog training and home use.' The app lets you dial in the distance and time your dog has been spotted, and it's installed onto your smartphone. You can then tell Spot what kind of dogs it has spotted, then tell it to call emergency services. The app can even be used as a home alarm to alert dogs to dangerous elements. Seeing a dog's reaction to a ball of fire is one thing, but what if the VR dog turns hostile too? There's some great advice on how to deal with dog aggression in this video from the company's website: 'Flying at high speeds is not advisable since the dog's reaction might cause