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A bold vision - a brand built to earn trust.

LivLive is designed to turn the real world into a game. Its app and smart wristband link real places to quests and rewards. Players explore, visit shops and complete tasks to earn tokens and perks. Brands fund these quests to bring people through their doors.

Web3 creative agency CONV3RT brought Prismal into the project. We created LivLive’s brand, designed its website and built the site in Webflow. Our role was to make a bold, complex idea feel clear, exciting, real and worth backing.

We used rich 3D visuals, light and depth to bring LivLive’s world to life. The site gave that vision a clear structure. It showed how the product works, what players could gain and how to take part. Each section was designed to build interest, answer questions and give people the confidence to take the next step- we then also crafted all the visual content for the whitepaper.

CONV3RT also commissioned the commercial starring actor Rafael Cebrián, featured on this page. The film, brand and website formed part of a wider launch, with each team bringing its own craft.

LivLive’s presale went on to raise $2.5 million USD post brand/site launch. Prismal gave the project a complete brand and website to support that launch, turning a big vision into something people could see, understand and get behind.

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$2.5M Presale AR wearable gamification

LivLive is a Web3 AR company that gamifies the real world with brands and encourages and gamifies user exploration through real world drops, branded collabs and community. We gave them a strong foundation to grow from across branding and web.
Life’s ultimate game. Supercars to VIP tickets, drops are hidden across cities, waiting to be won.
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