Tama



Tama is a digital distribution service launched by NINE100 Studios in 2013. It acts similarly to the Uplay service offered by Ubisoft, although it is considered less immersive. The service is offered across PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows, and a Wii U port has been scheduled for release.

Features
The service launched alongside the release of Nightfall, which in turn was the first game to be enabled for use with the service. Through either the Tama application on PS4 and Xbox One or through the Tama website, players can create an account which will allow them to access all of the features of the service.

Every Tama-enabled game will allow players to log into their account when setting up the game. The Tama app allows players too browse through all the games that they have signed into their account on, and also look at games they do not own. Every game has a set of five Tasks, similar to achievements and trophies, which, when completed, will reward the player with N-Points. Each task will offer either 5, 10, 20, 30 or 40 N-Points.

N-Points can be spent on in-game bonuses that provide a usually small boost to gameplay, although some bonuses provide a fairly large amount of content. N-Points earned on one game do not have to be spent on that game. This potentially allows players to get a headstart on a newly purchased game by using saved-up N-Points to buy all the bonuses for the game without completing any of it's tasks.

Tama-enabled games

 * Nightfall
 * Rock Heroes 3

Further Notes

 * The name Tama is an abbreviated form of the word Taskmaster, which is essentially what the service is.