From the Wildeverse website:
"Wildeverse is a game by Internet of Elephants, a Kenyan-based game company 100% dedicated to creating games that make people fall in love with wildlife.
Our team of game geeks, data heads and animal lovers has been experimenting with ways to connect people to wildlife thousands of miles away. For Wildeverse we are combining the latest AR technology with a compelling gameplay to get you hooked to the stories of the animals and people in the last wild spaces on earth."
For more information, see:
https://www.wildeversegame.com/
See also an article in Popular Mechanics (9 April 2020):
Search for endangered species with Wildeverse
https://www.popularmechanics.co.za/stuff/wildeverse-is-game-all-about-endangered-animals-and-conservation/
From this articel:
"Kenyan game developer Internet of Elephants has teamed up with conservation science experts from the Borneo Nature Foundation, Goualougo Triangle Ape Foundation, Zoo Atlanta and Chester Zoo to create an augmented reality game all about endangered animals and conservation.
The game, named Wildeverse, was originally made with the intention of playing outdoors, however, the COVID-19 pandemic forced developers to create an option that lets people move about virtually using in-game controls, or walk around in more confined spaces."