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For being a party game, [[Minigame Madness]] has a big focus on immersion and '''lore''', primarily focused around the player's species, the [[Mubs]]. |
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'''Mubs''' are the player characters in [[Minigame Madness]]. |
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== Mubs == |
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=== Biology === |
=== Biology === |
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Mubs are a unique, color-shifting species. They cannot die or reproduce, so their population remains constant. While they do not feel pain, they can be temporarily knocked out. |
[[Mubs]] are a unique, color-shifting species. They cannot die or reproduce, so their population remains constant. While they do not feel pain, they can be temporarily knocked out. |
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=== Origin === |
=== Origin === |
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The home planet of the [[Mubs]] was ravaged by a mysterious plague, which caused the afflicted to turn gray, grow an antenna and exhibit robotic hive-mind behavior. To escape this incurable virus, the surviving healthy [[Mubs]] boarded a [[Hub|space station]], and have been traversing the cosmos in search of a new home planet ever since. The quest for a new home planet has already spanned hundreds of years and is expected to continue for many more. |
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=== Culture === |
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To combat boredom in the vast emptiness of space, Mubs began developing and frequently playing virtual |
To combat boredom and offer escapism in the vast emptiness of space, [[Mubs]] began developing and frequently playing virtual-reality [[minigames]]. As time passed, these [[minigames]] turned into both a symbolic and [[Lore#The_elevator|literal]] centerpiece of the [[Hub|space station]], fostering a culture of playful competition and even establishing a [[Cases|reward system]]. |
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== Space station == |
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=== Mub housing === |
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Housing for all [[Mubs]] is located in the external ring of the [[Hub|space station]]. [[Condos]] are located in the thick external ring, which are meant for the wealthy upper-class, while lower-class [[Mubs]], the vast majority, reside in small sleeping pods inside the thinner rotating rings. |
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=== The elevator === |
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Although it looks like and is called an elevator, it serves a more intricate role. Upon entry, the 'elevator' lowers VR-headsets onto all who've entered for [[Lore#Culture|gaming purposes]]. What follows resembles more of an elaborate storage system, where the motionless, VR-connected [[Mubs]] are carefully stored in a vast storage facility located underneath the [[hub]], keeping the station tidy until they're ready to return. |
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Revision as of 14:21, 25 June 2024
For being a party game, Minigame Madness has a big focus on immersion and lore, primarily focused around the player's species, the Mubs.
Mubs
Biology
Mubs are a unique, color-shifting species. They cannot die or reproduce, so their population remains constant. While they do not feel pain, they can be temporarily knocked out.
Origin
The home planet of the Mubs was ravaged by a mysterious plague, which caused the afflicted to turn gray, grow an antenna and exhibit robotic hive-mind behavior. To escape this incurable virus, the surviving healthy Mubs boarded a space station, and have been traversing the cosmos in search of a new home planet ever since. The quest for a new home planet has already spanned hundreds of years and is expected to continue for many more.
Culture
To combat boredom and offer escapism in the vast emptiness of space, Mubs began developing and frequently playing virtual-reality minigames. As time passed, these minigames turned into both a symbolic and literal centerpiece of the space station, fostering a culture of playful competition and even establishing a reward system.
Space station
Mub housing
Housing for all Mubs is located in the external ring of the space station. Condos are located in the thick external ring, which are meant for the wealthy upper-class, while lower-class Mubs, the vast majority, reside in small sleeping pods inside the thinner rotating rings.
The elevator
Although it looks like and is called an elevator, it serves a more intricate role. Upon entry, the 'elevator' lowers VR-headsets onto all who've entered for gaming purposes. What follows resembles more of an elaborate storage system, where the motionless, VR-connected Mubs are carefully stored in a vast storage facility located underneath the hub, keeping the station tidy until they're ready to return.