A good game values interactive experience.

To enhance the player's sense of immersion,

setting up a side story is a routine operation.

However, linking the plot development of TV dramas to games,

the decisions you make in them can affect the direction of the story.

With such dramatic operations, can you live in a box for it?

【 Defense 】 was held in SXSW, Austin, Texas,

and is named 【 Defense Container Village 】.

The unit layout is made of containers,

allowing players to experience the game live,

as well as enjoy refreshments and music.

[Defiance] The container village includes

a mini Gateway Arch as the entrance channel,

a pop-up container hotel, social lounge, stage, game station, food truck, etc.

The game mainly tells the story of the future of

Dystopia caused by the invasion of aliens.

It can be used on PC and console along with

the supporting video games of TV programs.

Container hotels mainly consist of three individually labeled boxes,

 designed according to standard hotel configurations,

equipped with work tables, chairs, and a king bed.

The overall structure is simple, with simplicity as the main style,

 so an all white design is the most suitable.

 In addition, some murals will be hung on the wall for decoration.

Pictures courtesy of Defiance Container Village