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[edit] KLIO Simulator

KLIO Simulator is an imaginary, simulation software that extrapolates from various sources to produce virtual reality worlds from which the user can actively interact. It has been actively used to solve many crime scene cases, as well as a useful research tool. However, on certain cases, it has been been broken into and used to gain information about the location of certain Byzantine treasures, as was the case in the "Byzantine the Betrayal" game.

[edit] History

KLIO Simulator was first designed from a similar model in Byzantine the Betrayal , a 1997 Discovery Channel adventure/detective game. This was the "base" for creating the imaginery software, then was expanded as new features became necessary for its various uses. It is usually updated periodically to provide new code and the latest convinient features.