Understand Larpit Points (LP)
See why a battle score and your LP change are different, with worked examples for wins, draws and Larpit+.
Results & rankingsLearn the round, understand your result, and make your character your own. These guides explain the current Larpit beta.
New to Larpit? Start with how a twenty-second battle works. Larpit is a digital social game with live camera battles; it is separate from traditional in-person role-playing events. See what a LARP battle means here.
See why a battle score and your LP change are different, with worked examples for wins, draws and Larpit+.
Results & rankingsLearn the difference between owned cosmetics, your equipped look and the real items shown in a camera round.
Explore Avatar StudioWork through device permissions, a blank preview or missing audio before joining a live opponent.
Camera & microphone helpLarpit is an adult social game with live 1v1 video battles. After both players connect and get ready, they have twenty seconds to show physical items on camera. AI compares the visible items under the same rules for both players, then a valid ranked result changes their Larpit Points. See the round, step by step
Larpit Points (LP) are the in-game score used for Larpit’s seasonal rankings. A battle score decides the winner; the base award for a judged win uses both players’ starting LP and stays within 1–40 LP. LP records progress inside Larpit and cannot be withdrawn or traded for money. Read the LP examples
The same visual judging rules apply to both players. Larpit+ does not change the judged score or select the winner. An eligible Plus winner receives 1.5× positive match LP; the opponent’s base loss is not multiplied. Draws and voids give both players zero LP. Understand the Plus bonus
Avatar Studio clothes and accessories style your virtual character. The ranked judge evaluates the physical items shown during the camera round. Virtual outfits, profile appearance, followers and subscriptions are not visual scoring inputs. Explore character customization
Invited members can open the official Larpit web app in their browser. iPhone, iPad and Android are listed for early access; public App Store and Google Play download links are not configured yet. Opening the website or joining early access does not itself grant camera-match eligibility. Check access and platforms
Current Larpit camera-match testing is invitation-only and limited to adults aged 18 and over. A 15-year-old is not eligible for those matches. Participants also need an eligible account, supported device, camera, microphone and internet connection. Read the safety guidance
Live camera and microphone are transmitted to the matched participant. Full match video and audio are not recorded for judging, and audio is not sent to the visual judge. Ranked judging uses ten still frames per player arranged into two contact sheets; new-round image buffers are cleared after processing. An optional screenshot included in a report is a separate private safety copy, retained for up to seven days. Read the current media policy
Larpit’s format is a digital social game: two adults meet in a short live camera round, show physical items and receive an AI-judged result. Traditional live-action role-playing usually involves portraying characters in a shared fictional setting. Larpit is not a directory of in-person fantasy events or a character-sheet editor. Learn what a Larpit battle means
The competition rules are the source for eligibility, scoring and disconnect outcomes. Read safety guidance before sharing a live camera. For purchase terms, use pricing; for account or technical issues, use support.