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# Google’s Play Issue finds AR games at Disney World.
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/googles-play-issue-finds-ar-games-disneyworld/
- Published: 2012-08-27T16:30:11.000Z
- Updated: 2015-11-17T14:57:36.000Z
- Description: Google has been making its own trendy, well-designed publication with Think Quarterly. Designed by the Church of London, the current issue, The Play Issue, recalls another, similarly-named issue of a quarterly publication. Their article on Disney’s “Imagineering” shows former LucasArts designer Jona
- Author: Rachel Helps
- Tags: News, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-26 09:39

Google has been making its own trendy, well-designed publication with *Think Quarterly*. Designed by [the Church of London](http://www.thechurchoflondon.com/?ref=killscreen.com), the current issue, The Play Issue, recalls another, [similarly-named issue](http://shop.killscreendaily.com/products/issue-4-public-play?ref=killscreen.com) of a quarterly publication. Their article on Disney’s “Imagineering” shows former LucasArts designer Jonathan Ackley making an alternate reality game for Disneyworld patrons.

> The experience begins at the Secret Sorcerers training center on Main Street, where participants are told that a host of Disney villains are threatening to take over the Magic Kingdom. Those brave enough to volunteer their services are given a map of mystic portals and five collectible spell cards before being dispatched on one or more 15- to 25-minute missions that combine statistical roleplay, problem solving, and treasure hunting while exploring the park itself.

Going to a park to play an alternate reality game sounds much more fun than standing in line for a vertigo-enhancer.