Aliens invade Lewes for community project

Aliens have invaded the town of Lewes and the challenge is now on to locate all 48 of them before March 1.

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Machines Are Taking Over The Universe (MATOTU) is a brand new trading game and app concept by illustrator Malcolm Trollope-Davis.

He has numbered the characters from the game one to 48 and placed all over the town as a fun community project and said: ‘The challenge is that local children and parents locate them and jot down the random number.”

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The aliens are in shop windows all around the town, though Malcom suggests teaming up with friends as finding all 48 may prove to be a bit too challenging.

Malcolm said: “If no one finds them all, the people who find the most will be entered into a draw to win a remote controlled drone.”

MATOTU has been a project Malcolm has been developing for more than 15 years. Each alien started life as a pencil illustration and he is still not finished yet.

He said: ‘The future for MATOTU is to keep growing and creating new ways to entertain people with new games, stories, videos and music all based around the MATOTU universe.”

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To get involved in the alien hunt, pick up a form from Lewes Tourist Information Centre or log onto www.matotu.com.

Trading cards are available from Mary’s, at the Needlemakers or Si’s Sounds on Station Street, both in Lewes.

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