Can You See Me Now? is BACK and will premiere at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts this Autumn. In a world exclusive, you can play online from anywhere or as a runner in person at ACCA.
Can You See Me Now? is a thrilling mobile chase game with a twist. Download the app and you’re dropped into a colourful 3D world where you swap tactics with other players to avoid being caught by the game’s runners.
The twist? The 3D world of the game is based on the real courtyards and buildings of the campus around ACCA. And as your player dodges round corners and down cut-throughs to evade the runners, those runners are chasing you in real time across the campus: working up a sweat and streaming their taunts via live audio.
Play on your mobile from the comfort of an armchair.
Or pull on your running shoes and play in person as a runner at ACCA.
Book your slot now and let the games begin!
Free slots are available from 12pm – 2pm, Tuesday 19 November – Thursday 21 November 2024.
Book as an in-person Runner at ACCA
For more information visit our FAQs here.
Can You See Me Now? is one the world’s first location based games and winner of the Prix Ars Electronica. Cited by VICE as a forerunner of Pokémon Go, Can You See Me Now? toured from Tokyo to Tate Britain.
Can You See Me Now? was a collaboration between Blast Theory and the Mixed Reality Lab, University of Nottingham. Originally commissioned in 2001 for Shooting Live Artists – a strategic initiative by Arts Council England, BBC Online and b.tv/The Culture Company.
The 2024 redevelopment was supported by 164 Kickstarter backers.
