Tel Aviv, Israel – Dec 24, 2009 – TikTakPro, iPhone app developers, is announcing the launch of ‘HandsUp’, an Augmented Reality fun shooting app for iPhone 3G.

HandsUp is a draw & shoot game with no preparations required except for an intention and a target, resulting in a screen-shot of the shot target that can be saved and delivered. A variety of weapons elicits creativity. Skillful shooting combined with a great idea turns into hilarious personal messages. The game can be played by a single player or any number of additional players competing for fun and the wildest shot.

Once a picture is shot it can be saved or delivered by mail. The saved screenshot can be uploaded to any of the player’s favorite sharing interfaces. It can be shot again and again by the same or different weapons continuously, processing the picture. The game uses Augmented Reality technology and meets real-time photography with pre-computed images and the ability to select the final size of the shooting mark.

“HandsUp was developed as a fun shooting app, combing action, photography, graphics and great sounds for a complete user experience,” say TikTakPro representatives, “it’s a great pastime for both adults and kids and it’s limits are the limits of your imagination. It’s all about fun, action and creativity.”

Play:

• Pull up HandsUp on the iPhone and it’s ready to shoot. You can change the default weapon into another and select the size of the final shooting mark.

• Select a target, aim and shoot.

• The screen-shot will appear with a small menu asking the user for the next action. The picture can be deleted, saved or sent by mail.

• The saved picture can be uploaded to any of your favorite sharing interfaces on the web for even greater fun.

The convenient price of the application is $0.99 and TikTakPro intends to augment the fun via various tasks, competitions and games over the net – coming soon, keep an eye on their websites.

HandsUp: Appstore, website. Two or more players can turn the game into real action and compete, setting their own set of rules.