Ubisoft Holiday Party 2016
Holiday party held by Ubisoft. Presented at Canadian Broadcasting Centre Toronto
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The room is pitch black and filled with the hollow sound of a machine breathing. An intimidating series of red laser fences sizzle as they fire alternating patterns that slice through the fog-filled air as a maniacal digial face cackles at you. At the other end of the laser fences, an ominous red light illuminates a single keypad, your only hope against complete annihilation.
Laser Equipped Annihilation Protocol (The L.E.A.P. Engine) is a live-action gaming environment where the players are pitted against an ominous AI surveillance system gone awry. With a limited amount of time, the player must pass through a complicated series of changing and alternating laser patterns without tripping any of the lasers in order to deactivate the system and win the game. If the player trips a laser or if the timer runs out, it's game over. Up to the challenge?
Laser Equipped Annihilation Protocol by Hopkins Duffield Link opens in a new tab or window. is EP’s first featured project, launched in Beta in 2015 and expansively continues development with the feedback and support of community players.
Build the ultimate boss battle - Contribute to the Malicious Collective Unconscious! Face yourself AND players from the game's past! The Malicious Collective Unconcious is a collection of all the innate malice that we wish to hide but has been captured by surveillance systems! For events and rentals, we offer an additional service with this game, called "Verbal Abuse Training Camp" where you can submit YOUR audio recorded taunts to the Malicious Collective Unconscious, to insult your group during gameplay! This requires a seperate audio recording session with recording your group. Contact us to learn more!
Holiday party held by Ubisoft. Presented at Canadian Broadcasting Centre Toronto
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Produced with the support of the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council.
Exhibition Assistance with the support of the Ontario Arts Council.