"I wanna have a transformer in real life, I wanna have this amazing robot in real life."

And then when technology actually that implemented, no one is tuned.

Reach Robotics, a UK based starter, is creating a entirely new gaming platform called "MekaMon".

Short for "mechanical monster."

It combines robots and augmanted reality.

Growing up in Nigeria, I'm very inspired by wild life.

But then my passion for gaming as well, and for Japanese designs, and robotics.

All of that coming together.

The better the robot can move, the better it can interact with the world around it.

There are some specific inspiration that we're taking from nature.

If you look at a spider's leg, by having the multiple degrees of freedom and having something that can react that fast,

that means you can change direction quite quickly.

So we've seen how cool it is to move around but we really want to kill something now.

Why do we need the little carpet square?

That's where we build the world from, from, you know, rubble to an alien spaceship.

Silas Adekunle uses augmented reality like Pokémon Go does, but takes it one step further by putting his real life robots in a virtual game space.

That's the robot now taking a hit from our opponent.

From a virtual opponent and the robot is reacting.

We've gotta fight back right?

Yea, yea, I can fire a missile against it.

VR would be the days of just overlaying an image into the real world, augmented reality should look at the world you're in and adapt to it.

So, he's telling us he's won.

Yea, he's telling us he's won and he's very excited. "C'mon for the next challenge," basically.

My robot now does different things in the way interacts with the virtual opponents and the way interacts with my friend's robot.

Here you go, take it for a spin and I'll grab my robot as well, and we can have a battle.

For now the augmented reality function only works in single-player mode, but multiple robots can battle each other in real life.

Ok, bring it on, right. Bring it on!

So you're taunting me now.

Yea it's taunting you now like "c'mon, c'mon."

- It's briliant! - Good game.

Starting in January 2017, a limited number of these mechanical monsters will be available for purchase.

Perhaps finally delivering affordable robot carnage.

I'm surprised you got any work done with these in the office.