Exploding Places

A new locative game for London.

Launch and Play date: Saturday 24th July 2010

Exploding Places takes you on a journey through time and space. You 
arrive in a fictional Woolwich in South East London, create your own 
community and place them in the real world Woolwich. Over the space of 
an hour you and your community travel through 120 years of local and 
global history. The First World War passes in just a few minutes as you 
play the game to ensure your survival. Can you grow the strongest community?

You can interact with other players, join together and respond to 
conflict or difficulties in each other’s communities. The ultimate goal 
is to build a thriving community that grows and creates a new 
generation, based on health, wealth, knowledge, participation and your 
contribution to the game.

Exploding Places is a real world SIM city or Monopoly, played live on 
the streets of Woolwich. You play on the phone screen and through 
headphones, as you walk the town’s real streets. Exploding Places 
encourages us to explore and discover Woolwich in a new way, meet other 
players in both the real and fictional world of the game and experience 
the history and geography of Woolwich in a playful way.

To find out more about this new game, go to: www.explodingplaces.org

 
Come to the launch event and be the first to play!

To play you must first register a place:

Call 020 8858 2825 or Email [email protected]

 
Once registered, come to the launch and play:

When: Saturday 24th July 2010, 11am - 5pm

Where: The Tramshed, 51 – 53 Woolwich New Road, London SE18 6ES

Directions: British Rail / DLR: Woolwich Arsenal, then 2 mins walk.

 

Exploding Places

Created by Active Ingredient www.i-am-ai.net

Commissioned by Stream www.streamarts.org.uk

Funded by Arts Council and Greenwich Council.

Produced in collaboration with Horizon Digital Economy Research, funded 
through grant EP/G065802/1 from Research Councils UK.



 

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