Under-13s automatically have a Junior Account and the game generates a username for them. If they are under 13, they must enter a parent or carer’s email address. Users first must customise their avatar, including skin colour, facial style, hair, clothes and accessories. After users install both Rec Room and Easy Anti-Cheat, they create an account by selecting “Let’s Start”. Easy Anti-Cheat is software designed to stop hacking and cheating in online multiplayer games. Once downloaded, users are also asked to install Easy Anti-Cheat. As such, user can download in a variety of ways including directly from the website, on Steam, the Apple store or the Google Play store. Rec Room downloads to any device from smart phones to VR headsets.
Junior Accounts limit voice and text chat, the types of usernames children can have, where they can create inventions and inappropriate content such as ‘friendly fire’ options in Quests and player-made content with mature or scary themes. However, users under the age of 13 are registered to a Junior Account. Parents can login to Rec Net to manage their child’s account as well. It’s also where users can upgrade their account or add real-world money for in-game purchases.
Users on Rec.net login with their Rec Room details to shop, explore user inventions and see upcoming in-game events. Rec Net (Rec.net) is the community website for Rec Room. This style of gameplay also lends itself to a place in the metaverse, which surrounds the idea of creating virtual digital worlds and realities similar to real life. Its first-person style of gameplay makes it a good fit for a variety of virtual reality (VR) headsets. Users can download Rec Room for free across platforms, including PC, Mac, iOS, Android, PlayStation, XBox and Oculus. Or they can create their own inventions (player-made items) to share with others. Users can explore millions of player-created rooms and communicate with people from all over. Rec Room is a free online multiplayer video game from America created in April 2016.
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