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| 1337: A Game Novel about Gaming | |
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| <img src="http://real1stgames.com/1337/img/1337_cover.gif"> The logo of 1337 | |
| Developer(s) | Real1st Games |
| Publisher(s) | Real1st Gaems |
| Designer(s) | Unknown |
| Platform(s) | |
| Release | 2010 |
| Genre(s) | MMORPGARGFPS |
1337: A Game Novel About Gaming is an interactive serial novel computer game released in 2010 by <a href="http://real1stgames.com">, makers of the hit haXX0r alternate reality online game. The game combines elements of both a empire simulator, first-person shooter, and role-playing game. It is notable for integrating Jungian archetypes into the RPG programming and for making use of web 2.0, user-generated NPCs. The principle author for both the coding and the story is currently unknown.
The player joins a clan in the year 1337 A.D. as either a footsoldier to King Edward III of England or King Philip VI of France. Early gameplay involves traditional MMORPG gathering, exploring, and leveling-up tasks, which culminates in a ganking battle with the level's main boss.
Reception[edit]
The game was reviewed by Gameology Magazine in late 2009 by David Breskin, a name which was later discovered to be fictitious. Gameology Magazine has not been available for comment on this matter. The supposed reviewer gave the game 3 1/2 out of 5 stars, concluding "1337 is scary real."
"Vaster than empires and more real. Frigteningly so." -- Dara Colbert, Spectre
"One insane behemoth of a pesonality test." --McFarley's Weekly
"Tune in, turn on, drop out." -- Timothy Leary
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