Life is The Game is an immersive Extended Reality (XR) experience (using a mixed reality headset) that takes participants on a timeless journey through the rite of passage between death and rebirth. This drift explores universal themes of consciousness, identity, memory, and transcendence, proposing interaction with soundscapes and spaces that challenge the perception of the self in its relationship with collective life. Spaces and landscapes constitute a device for critical reflection on common reality, proposing new modes of temporal and spatial enjoyment, belonging to the imaginary, and conceptually challenging what we take as the norm in our daily lives. 

Paulo Furtado, known as The Legendary Tigerman, is responsible for the direction and sound composition of this project. Yolanda Correia is in charge of the technological development (a software engineer who has developed projects with emerging technologies for entities such as Meta, Google, Samsung, and Ydreams; in the area of spatial computing and immersive reality, her participation in the title Stranger Things VR stands out). The script and creative concept are by Eduardo Brito (director, screenwriter and photographer. In cinema, he wrote and directed A Sibila and several short films such as Penúmbria and Declive).