Live-action role play (LARP) is a type of game where players physically act out their characters' actions and decisions in real-world settings, often using costumes and props. Players typically follow a set of rules that guide how characters interact with each other and the environment. LARPing became popular in the 1970s and has grown into a community-based activity where participants can engage in fantasy, historical, or science fiction-themed adventures. Success in LARP depends on creativity, acting skills, and the ability to stay in character while working with others to achieve goals or complete challenges.

Definition och betydelse av "live-action role play"på engelska

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