Live action role play · Gamification for teams · Buenos Aires
Immersive role play in the distant future of Millennium 41
You don't just watch the story. You live it. Become your character aboard a merchant ship and set out on a mission through the most dangerous corners of the void. And when the crew is your work team, the mission continues in the browser: nobody wins without communicating.
Next mission · In the works Follow us to find out first →// Two ways aboard
Costumes, sets, actors and combat with boffers and blasters. A whole mission inside your character, in Buenos Aires.
Six cooperative browser games for team building, onboarding and training: each person sees a part, and the team only wins if it communicates.
// What live action role play is
LARP (Live Action Role Playing) is exactly that: no dice on a table, you step into a character's skin and the adventure unfolds around you, in real time. Sets, costumes, actors and missions combine into a fully immersive experience.
You dive straight into a dark sci-fi world. Everything around you is part of the story.
You get a role, a backstory and a goal within the crew. You decide how you play it.
You solve puzzles, make decisions and face danger on board, in real time.
Open to every level. You don't need to know anything about role play: we guide you from minute one.
Experiencia RPG is one of the live action role play events in Argentina with immersive production: we combine LARP (live action role playing), science fiction storytelling, combat with boffers and blasters, sets and live acting so you live your character from start to finish. If you're looking for live action role play games in Buenos Aires, a LARP experience for beginners, or a sci-fi adventure for groups and friends, this is your place.
Channel on standby // Next mission
The crew is already preparing the next voyage. Follow us on social media to be the first to know the date, the coordinates and when tickets go on sale: spots go fast.
// Boarding protocol
Reserve your spot on Passline and secure your place in the crew.
We assign you a character and a briefing with your backstory and your mission on board.
Costumes are optional: if you want, we give you ideas to get into character.
You arrive, board the ship and the mission begins. The rest is up to you.
// Archives of past missions
Moments from our missions, in shorts. Follow us so you don't miss a thing.
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Esto fue Codex del Vacío Herético
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PoV: estás en el puente de mando y todo está colapsando
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PoV: estás en uno de nuestros LARPs
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¿Qué es el LARP? Viví la experiencia del rol en vivo
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No es solo un disfraz: descubrí el LARP
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Volverte un tripulante de la Sogdiana Carmesí
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Qué es Experiencia RPG
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Caímos directo en la trampa: camino al Hipogeo Olvidado
¿Esto es lo que llaman soluciones creativas? En fin, ¡buen finde! Acá andamos dejando todo listo para el Codex del Vacío Herético.
Watch on TikTok →¡Saludos, tripulantes! ⚔️ Descuentos de fin de semana en entradas para el Codex del Vacío Herético.
Watch on TikTok →🔭 ¿Ves lo que hay allá? ¡Es el LARP que estabas buscando! Apto a todos los niveles. 📍 Casa Balear, CABA.
Watch on TikTok →
// The companion app
Real-time proximity radar for your game: track your team and your rivals. Download it free for Android.
// Frequently asked questions
LARP (Live Action Role Playing) means exactly that: you step into a character's skin and the adventure unfolds around you in real time, with sets, costumes, actors and missions.
Not at all. It's open to every experience level. We explain everything before you start and stay with you throughout the mission.
The event is designed for people 18 and older. That said, minors can take part if they come accompanied by a responsible adult.
It's optional. Costumes add to the immersion, but you can come as you are. If you'd like, we can give you ideas based on your character.
You don't need to bring anything. Boffers (foam weapons) and blasters are obtained in character during the game and are already included with your ticket.
It depends on the event. Ask us by message, on Instagram or at larp.latam@gmail.com, and we'll confirm whether it applies to the next mission and what the rules are.
Tickets go on sale online when we announce the next mission, and spots are limited. Follow us on Instagram to find out first or write to us at larp.latam@gmail.com.
// Experiencia RPG for companies
Your team solves the mission together, or it doesn't solve it at all.
Tell us how many people and what date you have in mind: we'll reply by email with a proposal. Prefer to see what it's about first? Check out the games.
We brought the idea of live action role play to the browser: cooperative games where each person holds part of the information. Communicating, coordinating and deciding together is the only way to win. For team building, onboarding and training.
Match in progress · Blind Operations
// The games
Every game has scenarios, adjustable difficulty and a debrief designed to talk through what happened.
No one has the full picture.
An emergency station and five roles: whoever operates the controls can't see the instructions, whoever holds the procedures can't see the room. Only by explaining clearly and listening well can the mission be stabilized.
Each department holds a piece of the truth.
Emails, notes and records split between departments. The team shares evidence on a board, connects it, rebuilds the timeline and presents the root cause of what went wrong.
Your decision changes everyone else's work.
Marketing, Sales, Legal, Operations and Billing connected as one system. Each round the teams allocate people, budget and priorities, and the simulation shows where the bottleneck forms.
Deciding under pressure, as a team.
A strategic client cancels. Each role receives a confidential dossier and the committee decides in rounds: every vote moves cash, morale, quality, timelines, reputation and the client relationship.
Five stations, one helmet.
A submarine crew: whoever holds the helm can't see the map, whoever listens to the sonar can't touch the controls, and the damage-control manual belongs to yet another station. Navigating silently, crossing the minefield, handling cascading repairs and neutralizing the target only happens by talking.
You're the last line of defense.
A guard shift triaging a company's shared inbox: emails, chats, texts and voice notes, some legitimate and urgent, others malicious. Nobody can classify a message alone.
// Academy
A new line of cooperative games with a different goal: not just getting the team to know each other, but getting each person to learn and demonstrate real, concrete security knowledge. Same engine, same asymmetric roles, same Game Master — except here, every match gets graded.
// Why one more quiz isn't enough
A multiple-choice quiz measures whether you can spot the right answer in a list. The game puts a real message in front of you, with a deadline ticking down: what gets measured is what you do, not what you answer.
Quiz questions get memorized: the second attempt is the same exam. Every match draws its own messages from a seed — no two shifts are ever the same.
On a quiz, a wrong answer costs nothing. Here every decision moves a meter, for better or worse — and it gets talked through in the debrief, without singling anyone out.
Every level of the curriculum defines concrete competencies — reporting a phishing email, verifying through another channel, reading an authentication header. It's passed when your own decisions, inside the game, demonstrated them in at least one match. A bot can be on your team, but it never passes the level for you.
// The curriculum
Levels and signals come from a fourteen-module security curriculum: every match raises the difficulty with subtler signals and less time to decide.
The most visible signals: a generic greeting, spelling mistakes, excessive urgency, a domain that wouldn't fool anyone who looked twice.
Time to start inspecting: a link whose text doesn't match its destination, a double-extension attachment, a request that skips the usual process.
Vendor fraud, domains that look almost real, spoofed senders, authentication headers that fail.
Homoglyphs, an internal account compromised so well it passes every technical control, and cloned voice notes.
You're the last line of defense.
A guard shift triaging a company's shared inbox: emails, chats, texts and voice notes, some legitimate and urgent, others malicious. Nobody can classify a message alone.
Someone already clicked.
An incident has already happened and the team is the response cell: contain, verify, preserve evidence, notify and recover, with the clock running and events escalating.
Today's budget covers fixing half of it.
An office floor before a surprise audit: vulnerabilities everywhere, but the time and budget only stretch to fix some of them. Prioritizing by risk is the lesson.
You can also play solo, with bots — Bots cover the roles you're missing, investigate and propose — they never decide for you. In a knowledge game that's not a minor detail: if the bot solved everything, you'd pass without having learned anything.
// How the platform works
People, departments and job roles: by hand, with Excel or CSV, or via API. Each organization gets its own space and its own branding.
Choose the game, the scenario, the difficulty and who facilitates as Game Master. You can schedule it for a date.
Each person gets a personal magic link. No passwords: they enter the lobby, pick an avatar and mark themselves ready.
Each role sees a different part. They talk, share, decide. The Game Master pauses, gives hints and sends live messages.
Results, objectives met, key moments and each person's activity, to talk through what worked and what didn't.
// The golden rule
That's why no one person can solve it alone. The game doesn't reward whoever knows the most — it rewards the team that best shares what it knows.
// Play solo
Pick a game, a role and a level. Bots fill the remaining spots, see only what their role would see and share it over chat like a person would. Great for practicing before a session or for getting to know the games.
Slow to share, makes mistakes and corrects itself. You have to lead.
Shares what it sees, asks for what it needs and follows good ideas.
Fast and precise: ideal for learning how to play well.
// During the game
The server filters what each role sees. No one can win without communicating.
A panel with every team's status: pause, extra time, hints and messages.
If someone loses their connection, they come back with their role and progress intact.
Scores, times and wins are all decided on the server, never in the browser.
Works in the browser, remote, in person or hybrid.
Each organization lives in its own data space, with an audit trail.
The notification bell warns 24 h, 1 h and 10 min before each session, and when the lobby opens.
If people are missing, the Game Master fills the spots with bots before starting.
// Who it's for
Organizations of any size, each with its own space, its own branding and its own invitations. People sign in with a link; the People team manages everything from a panel.
Every organization, its own space. Isolated data, your own branding, and access from an address like /your-company.
Teams that really get to know each other when the mission depends on everyone.
New hires learn how information flows between departments by playing.
Leadership, prioritization and communication practiced in concrete scenarios.
The debrief shows where coordination breaks down before it happens for real.
// Questions from companies
No. It's played from a computer's browser. People sign in with the link they get by email.
From 4 up to 20 per session depending on the game, split into one or more teams playing at the same time.
Yes. Everything happens in real time with team chat and general chat; it also works with the group in the same room.
Facilitates the experience: starts the game, follows each team's progress, pauses, adds time, sends hints and guides the final debrief.
They get a grace period to come back. On reconnecting they recover their role and the state of the game.
Yes. Anyone can play solo with novice, competent or expert bots, and the Game Master can fill a session's empty spots with bots.
Results by team, objectives met, key moments and statistics for the People team.
// From the blog
In Experiencia RPG's knowledge games, a bot never makes a decision you could make yourself: it proposes one and waits. It's a design rule, not a technical footnote — and it's the one that makes passing a level actually mean something.
Emails, chats, texts and voice notes across three waves, some legitimate and urgent, others malicious. Nobody classifies them alone. That's a shift of Firewall Humano — and that's how it teaches phishing detection without a single quiz question.
Reading a lesson and answering ten multiple-choice questions measures whether you remember the right answer. It doesn't measure whether you apply it with a real email in front of you and your boss waiting. That's why Experiencia RPG's Academy solves it by playing.
The void isn't something you watch from the outside. Join the crew on the next mission, or take your team into its first game.
Live action role play
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Tell us how many people and what date you have in mind, and we'll set up the session for your team.
Schedule your date Go to the panel Were you invited? Use your organization's link.