South Korea-based creative design company d'strict will offer a preview of its new Live Park concept at this week's IAAPA Asia Expo event held in Singapore.

Live Park is d'strict's new entertainment platform for theme parks and visitor attractions in which visitors interact with various 4D adventure scenarios to create their own unique adventure, with avatars personalized to reflect facial characteristics.

According to d'strict CEO Eunseok Chey, the product is "a new genre crossing over performance, exhibitions and gaming with its advanced 4D technology".

The three-acre (12,140sq m) interactive zone is based on eight attraction zones comprising 13 adventures, three mixed reality performances and three mobile and web integration service platforms.

It will have a capacity for 250 visitors to simultaneously create their own avatars that guide them through a series of bespoke experiences including multiplayer games, quests, adventures and performances. It includes one of the world's largest 360 degree panoramic 3D screens and a 150m x 9m supersized screen, allowing players to engage in a fully immersive experience via their mobile device.

Chey said: Live Park' is a never been seen before, next-generation mixed-reality experience. It's a global service platform integrating the innovative technologies and creativity of d'strict. 'Live Park' represents a significant technological milestone that will completely revolutionize the future theme park model."

The product will be fully launched in November 2011.