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Japanese developer I From Japan has made a PC game that determines a player’s character based on his\/her Twitter account. The character also changes from time to time based on activities on Twitter.<\/p>\n
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The game, Last Standard, was showcased in Taipei Game Show and available for trial. A built-in system called Psycho Type\uff08\u30b5\u30a4\u30b3\u30c0\u30a4\u30d6\uff09is responsible for shaping the in-game character by detecting the player’s personality on Twitter. There is a character-generating stage before starting the game. Once the player logs in his\/her twitter account, the system will analyse the account’s interaction and activities, and hence shape the character’s appearance and gears.<\/p>\n
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It is still possible to play the game without a Twitter account. The player can answer some questions that help analyse his\/her personality and thus create an unique character.<\/p>\n
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An example for the character’s type is Realistic. Its weapon is a sphere and is able to produce blue\/orange circles on the map. These circles can be detonated at anytime as a form of attack. They also function as portals for teleporting.<\/p>\n
The game supports PVP mode and battles as big as four versus four. It has been greenlit on Steam<\/a> but is yet to be released.<\/p>\n Preview Video<\/strong><\/span>
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