Real World

The Real World is the only known "game" of interactive non-fiction which tells the story of any number of sentient and maybe non-sentient life in a wildly immersive setting known only as "The Universe" and sometimes "The Multiverse" depending on how the players view their individual reality.

Plot
The Real World's plot when it comes to the Earth is often poorly recorded and only started some point in 4000 BC or BCE, and only really got detailed and semi-reliable around the 400s BC/BCE. With factors such as revisionist historians, religion, the lack of religion, history being written by survivors or victors, redaction, history being written in languages long out of use, ect. What's generally agreed upon is at the time of this being written in the 21st century on Earth, is Humans sprang up as the dominant form of life, be it through divine will of god or gods or through natural selection leaving Humans the fittest to survive and even far supersede the abilities of all other forms of life on Earth. In the time of Human dominance, there's been the rise and fall of entire countries and empires, the discovery, examination and implementation of science and technology to do what would have once been thought impossible, and moments of glory and horror. Due to the nature of the Real World, humans will often not have the same plot throughout their lives and may experience any number of different stories that may be significant or benign.

Gameplay
Human Players will often not be able to recall any memory or communicate usually termed by the community as "being born." After very basic development, players will often be enrolled in education by long time players in order to maintain "family" player counts. Afterwards players may engage in any number of activities, including a large and constantly growing line of minigames commonly referred to as "video games." After a number of ingame years has passed players will die, and enter a currently unknown area which players have argued about the nature of for an eternity. This death stage can also be accessed through events such as Player vs Player engagements and the generally shunned "Chemical Vice" simulator