Lazy 8 Studios
This truly unique alternate reality game (ARG) was a bold experiment with nothing else quite like it. In this "game" that blurred the line between fantasy and reality, players controlled rovers through a Web inteface, navigating their way through a 30-day story told through cloud-rendered images, live action video, websites, terminal systems, PDF files, newspaper clippings, email, and other artifacts woven into their daily routines. Extrasolar ended up being too costly to keep running, but you c
Basic Information
- Category: video game industry
- Founded: 2008
- Website: http://www.lazy8studios.com
Documented Facts
- Email: support@lazy8studios.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Founded: 2008 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Lazy 8 Studios — Official Site (official)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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This truly unique alternate reality game (ARG) was a bold experiment with nothing else quite like it. In this "game" that blurred the line between fantasy and reality, players controlled rovers through a Web inteface, navigating their way through a 30-day story told through cloud-rendered images, live action video, websites, terminal systems, PDF files, newspaper clippings, email, and other artifacts woven into their daily routines. Extrasolar ended up being too costly to keep running, but you c
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