The Matrix is a visible game: twenty-seven provinces, one board, and the people standing on it. This door is always open, and the board is moving while you read this - when what moves is the demonstration, the board says so in its own words.
Drag to fly around the board. Pinch to come closer. Step in to walk among the provinces.
Adults, 18 and over.
Looking into each arena for a few seconds.
The numbers are the provinces - twenty-seven of them, standing in a cube. The small dots around a province are its eight places: one for each character who can stand there.
Tap a province and something happens. The board moves you or tells you what it did, in plain words, every time. Try anything you like: nothing is broken by trying, and the record keeps only what you tell it to keep.
You can play with others or simply watch. The board plays itself while you look, so there is always something happening that you did not have to start - while nobody has a route here, what moves is the demonstration, and the board says so.