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β | {{w|Ingress (game)|Ingress}} is an {{w|augmented reality}} location-based service game in which players have to visit certain real-world places marked by the game as containing in-game objectives called portals (much like in its | + | {{w|Ingress (game)|Ingress}} is an {{w|augmented reality}} location-based service game in which players have to visit certain real-world places marked by the game as containing in-game objectives called portals (much like in its well known offspring Pokemon GO). The single guy in the comic owns a home surrounded by an abundance of portals, which makes it an attractive destination for the three friends who contact him via the computer. They are obviously not really friends of the guy, but just wish to come by because of the portals. |
The portals in the comic are controlled by the green "Enlightened" team (and have links and a field), making them resource sources for the "Enlightened" team, and targets for the blue "Resistance" team. | The portals in the comic are controlled by the green "Enlightened" team (and have links and a field), making them resource sources for the "Enlightened" team, and targets for the blue "Resistance" team. |