The UK Government's Department for Culture, Media, and Sport has partnered with major UK-based game companies to spread a message aimed at aiding people through the current coronavirus crisis. The DCMS reveals these messages are already present in Candy Crush Saga, Sniper Elite 4, Farm Heroes, and DiRT Rally 2.0.
Toby Evan-Jones, VP Business Development at Codemasters, says
If you live in the UK and play DiRT Rally 2.0, you've probably already noticed the in-game banners echoing the government line "STAY HOME SAVE LIVES".
As revealed in a statement to the BBC, Codemasters hope to extend this initiative to display information from local public safety messages geo-targeted to European and American players.
Source: GOV.UK DCMS
DiRT Rally 2.0 is available now on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
Are you playing DiRT Rally 2.0 right now?
Why not STAY HOME SAVE LIVES while meeting new friends in our excellent DiRT Rally 2.0 subforum?
Toby Evan-Jones, VP Business Development at Codemasters, says
"At Codemasters we came to realise that technology within our games, which enables the remote updating of banners within the virtual environment, could be repurposed to assist with the Coronavirus communication effort. This week, through collaboration with Bidstack Group PLC (providers of the ad-replacement infrastructure), we began delivering a version of Public Health England’s ‘Stay Home Save Lives’ message into DiRT Rally 2.0. It’s fantastic to see conversations already being sparked amongst our community."
If you live in the UK and play DiRT Rally 2.0, you've probably already noticed the in-game banners echoing the government line "STAY HOME SAVE LIVES".
As revealed in a statement to the BBC, Codemasters hope to extend this initiative to display information from local public safety messages geo-targeted to European and American players.
Source: GOV.UK DCMS
DiRT Rally 2.0 is available now on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
Are you playing DiRT Rally 2.0 right now?
Why not STAY HOME SAVE LIVES while meeting new friends in our excellent DiRT Rally 2.0 subforum?