Cix Liv, the developer behind YUR Fit and Liv, has announced his third company will be launching under the name REK and will carry the motto of sports of the metaverse.
Cix Liv and his business partner, Bart Trzynadlowski, can be seen throwing virtual fireballs at each other while dodging their opponent's attacks. Both are using the controllers of the Quest 2.
1/ It’s my birthday, it’s time to announce a new company. Check out this teaser!https://t.co/nTvMQPGv8C, sports of the metaverse @rekverseJoining me on this journey is @BartronPolygon an ex-Apple AR engineer.Let’s discuss the why, and how we're gonna make this big. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/cSuMYk0eKIMarch 30, 2022
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Liv encouraged players to sign up for the program on the REK website and to join the Discord channel. The first REK event will be in California in April. If there is a reason for its unique concept, it could become one of the best Quest 2 games.
REK will be different from other platforms by using real people and real places for the events. REK's sports will not be limited to those where a physical ball is in play. Liv is encouraging players to use their imaginations, going so far as to compare REK's virtual reality metaverse with sports that took place in the Tron series of movies.
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In December, Liv posted a picture of him using a hammer and iron to charge up a lightning blast. Liv had previously had his YUR Fit app locked by Facebook and is branching out to a concept that is more complex than previous efforts. REK will feature some interesting, non-traditional sports when it launches next month.
AR will change fitness and sports more than any technology in history.I am thAR of the ARvengers using @Spectacles!With help from @arthurbfrd and @pratiksuketu at the @ARHouseLA!Using weights will never be boring again!2022 is the year of #AR and #NewYearsResolutions! pic.twitter.com/rsR5XOloV1January 1, 2022
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