Sansar does not let the gamer have any creative pull beyond the area that is set aside for them. It ends up being somewhat cold when it comes to ongoing interaction in certain experiences and lacks the flexible creativity that Second life offers.
You have to simply be a tourist rather than someone who is ingrained in the experience. Interactions with objects that are physically enabled are the only way a gamer can leave a sign that they have been in that particular experience. However, as creative as it is actually “living” there may be somewhat difficult. Sansar is an extremely interesting system available to gamers when they want to explore and enter various venues. Neither of these venues would work well if the player is in Second life due to its restrictions. Players can sit in a small entertainment club or go to an arena for a show. It offers experiences that seem unending that players can immerse themselves in. Sansar has lots of fun things to do, is flashy and stylish with lots of up to date technology. One blogger describes Sansar as Disneyland and Second Life as your hometown. Gamers will tell you that there are experiences you can have in Second Life that you cannot have in Sansar and the opposite as well.Įach game his its own good and bad points. While they have similarities as they are coming from the same creator and seen as lineage, they are quite different.īoth games offer virtual worlds for the gamer to participate in but approach these worlds in a different manner.
Second Life and Sansar are now constantly compared by online gamers and bloggers. Sansar breaks into the world of virtual reality offering what Second Life had and more. The content goes from that which is artistic in nature to actual embassies of various real-world countries.Īnd now, over a decade and a half later Linden Labs are breaking into the virtual reality world with Sansar which starts where Second Life leaves off. It is a massively multiplayer online game that has offered a dating virtual world that boasts of content made by those who are actually immersed in the game. Second Life was brought online by Linden Labs in 2013.
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