New World Notes: There's a Playable, Physics-Enabled Tribute to Fall Guys in Second Life -- And You Can Play It With a Group at 1pm PST Today!

Friday, September 18, 2020

There's a Playable, Physics-Enabled Tribute to Fall Guys in Second Life -- And You Can Play It With a Group at 1pm PST Today!

Heres the result https://t.co/2gH8vyYnqX
— LokiEliot (@Demonkid) September 18, 2020

UPDATE, 2:30pm PT: Added video from today's session of peak wackiness above!

Click here to teleport to the starting point at or right before 1pm PT today, when the creator and some of his pals are getting together for a match.

Fall Guys, if you haven't heard, is the massively popular mini-MMO that came out recently -- think Fortnite, but way less shooty and far more goofy -- and the Second Life-based tribute has the same colorful charm. Created by acclaimed 80s boy genius Loki Eliot, it looks like a fun way for SLers to get interested in the original -- and for fans of the original to get interested in SL.

Compare and contrast with the trailer below:

Oh and gotta love the animated war cry from one of the players:

Posted on Friday, September 18, 2020 at 10:48 AM | Permalink

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