Some computer games are indeed becoming more and more realistic, but what has so far separated them from real life is that we could always start over. But the infinity of lives is over. At least in Robot Loves Kitty's online fantasy game Upsilon Circuit, which gives the player a single, single digital life. When he loses it, it's game over. Forever! Only eight toys can play it online at the same time (two in a team of four).
A computer game Upsilon Circuit takes you to a fantasy world where you are served in the hunt for crystals of digital life monsters and other traps. Okay, you won't say anything special. What if we add to that that you have available only one life, just like in real life? Did we get your attention? Because if you want to be successful at this game, paying attention and thinking your moves can be the difference between life and death.
Otherwise, it is an online game with a limited number of players (eight individuals), and those eager to play, who are still waiting for their chance, watch the action live in the "waiting room" (read on the portal) Twitch. But the audience also participates in the game, which can be actively involved in the action (the creators say that they are judges, jury, strategists and jailers at the same time), and individuals they gain experience and increase their reputation. But once you die, there is no way back to the "screen" fantasy world, because you can never join it again. Digital death means lifetime ban from playing.
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A game that is only on one server is still at an early stage of development, but you can already see the first outlines of the extraordinary design in the video below, the company Robot Loves Kitty but for the time being it will only allow playing for a few hours a day. Definitely an interesting concept that has no equal in the world of computer games.
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