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Desert Mothers: a multiplayer videogame where the environment observes player actions and responds emotionally

A topic by Aaron Oldenburg created Sep 15, 2019 Views: 260
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After 2.5 years of work, the meditative, multiplayer VR (and non-VR) experience has been released.

It will also be in an exhibition at Maryland Art Place, which runs from this Thursday through the next couple of months. The show will be networked, so you'll be able to interact with attendees.

In this game, explore an autonomous entity that communicates through weather and time.

 Players start in the same environment, but this begins to diverge for each as their personal landscape, composed of individualized weather and hallucinations, reacts to the player.

The constraints within which they interact are discovered during play, and revolve around the body, simulated breath, drawing in the air, and out-of-body exploration of flora, fauna, and abandoned human habitations.

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