Hello! This is Realworld, the playable content platform. In today's world where all content is transforming to become more immersive and pursue engaging experiences, games are no exception. These days, they say gaming isn't about sitting down to play anymore. We'd like to introduce new games that use your whole body and promote quick reflexes and brain development. In particular, look forward to the secret weapon that Realworld has prepared.
Active games that engage both body and mind are all the rage
In the case of 'Activate', which provides active gaming experiences, it was selected as the #1 company in the leisure and entertainment sector on the Financial Times' list of 'Fastest Growing Companies in the Americas 2025', ranking 12th overall across all industries. Canada-based Activate recorded an incredible growth rate of 1,105% over the past three years and has opened 40 locations worldwide. While there aren't official Activate stores, these types of platform-based games can easily be found domestically these days, showing that demand is increasing globally.
At Tokyo Mystery Circus, an escape room venue in Shinjuku, Tokyo, there's a unique game called 'Mystery Tower.' Participants must navigate through a 100-story tower within a 15-minute time limit, and the way they implement 100 floors of space in a single room is quite ingenious. First, participants look at problems displayed on screens and solve them by pressing buttons placed around the room. What's interesting is how you move to the next stage - you enter the next level through stairs (shaped passages). In other words, the physical space remains unchanged, but small changes create the experience of climbing floors.
Realworld team members actually visited Tokyo and played this 'Mystery Tower.' Although there wasn't a Japanese version, we heard they had a great time playing thanks to the intuitive problem-solving format.
Realworld's 'Boom Boom Planet'
In Seongsu-dong, the holy ground of pop-up stores and one of Korea's hottest destinations, a new content has arrived at Realworld Seongsu, located at its center. This game that engages your whole body while taking up relatively little space is Realworld's new content 'Boom Boom Planet.' 'Boom Boom Planet' is an immersive experience game for 2-4 participants, combining physical activity with brain games. It's structured around solving problems displayed on TV screens using various elements like sensors, buttons, and platforms.
Participants become space warriors dreaming of conquering Earth and must conquer various planets. By solving diverse quizzes like maze navigation and color matching within time limits, you earn points and can obtain 'Boom Boom Rank Cards' corresponding to the planet numbers you reach. You can also compete in rankings with other players based on the number of planets conquered, adding replay value - if you return, you can continue from the level where you previously failed.
'Boom Boom Planet' offers intuitive quizzes of varying difficulty levels, aiming to be multigenerational content that anyone can enjoy, from children to seniors, regardless of age or gender. Particularly for seniors who need cognitive stimulation, it can serve as brain training content, while for families or teenagers, it becomes experiential leisure content. Since it can be installed in small spaces, it can be set up in various environments like schools or community centers - it would be great to encounter 'Boom Boom Planet' anywhere across the country.
'Boom Boom Planet' will soon be available for reservation through Realworld Seongsu's Naver page. While it's still in beta version, please show lots of love and interest in Realworld's 'Boom Boom Planet,' which will officially launch soon. Realworld EXP. will return next time with more useful and entertaining news. Thank you.