Hologram 3D Prank Simulator

Name: Hologram 3D Prank Simulator
Rating: 1.6 (883 reviews)
Author: Denis Ivanov

By: Denis Ivanov

Entertainment

Features & Capabilities

Hologram 3D Prank Simulator is a Chrome extension for lighthearted entertainment. It simulates hologram-like visuals by using your camera to create a 3D effect, but it does not produce a real hologram.

Ideal for playful pranks with friends and family, the app invites you to share feedback so the developers can improve future updates.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment

By:

Denis Ivanov

Rating:

1.60

(883)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2016-09-24

Version code:

841507185

Creation date:

2015-05-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

53.64MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 96,370 ▲ 70

For Developers

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Developed by:

Denis Ivanov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hologram-3d-prank-simulator/id988672949

User Reviews

Most reviews say the app fails to deliver on its 3D hologram promise, often not working and appearing 2D. Users describe it as not a real prank and wasteful of time and money, with frequent ads and misleading marketing. A few praise rare cases where it works (e.g., a lifelike jet) or consider it worth trying. Overall sentiment is strongly negative.

Pros

Some reviewers find it fun/entertaining when it works.
Rare cases report impressive effects (e.g., lifelike jet) that users enjoyed.
A few reviewers felt it was worth their time or money when it functioned.

Cons

Does not deliver a true 3D hologram; most reviews describe 2D visuals or flat imagery.
Not a real prank; often fails to surprise or engage and is considered a waste of time.
Too many ads interrupt the experience.
Feels misleading or like advertising to a false promise / scam.
Permissions requests (camera access, Bluetooth, photos) cited as a drawback.