A game work in which the information each side shares is fragmented, experienced from three standpoints: AR, VR, and the audience. The game space is in a so-called multiplayer state, but the world seen from each standpoint is different, and from one’s own position, it is impossible to know what the other person is experiencing. The objects in the space are also synchronized only in terms of their positions, so they appear as different things to each other. Through uncertain interactions with the other party’s avatar, players engage with the other’s space that lies behind it.