Video Game and virtual tour

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Egyptian Museum of Turin, Italy

The Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy came to us needing an engaging product to increase interaction among younger museum attendees. The museum was looking for a design with a strong graphic identity using coordinated imagery that was in line with the promotional materials they already had. We created a virtual tour intending to appeal to and increase interaction with an adolescent audience. We also created a video game where the user becomes an archeologist and excavated a modern day object. The goal was to replicate the same excitement in the young players as archeologists feel when uncovering an ancient relic.

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We proposed a graphic adventure game, Return to Deir el-Medina, to the Egyptian Museum that was developed in HTML5/Javascript. The main character of this adventure is a young archeologist named Aida. She takes us back in time to experience the feelings and environment in the village of Deir el-Medina. The characters in the game are also the protagonists of the motion graphics. They can be found at the introduction and completion of the virtual tour by integrating videos, quizzes and gamification interactions inserted with 3dVista software.
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Game design
Return to Deir el-Medina is a graphic adventure with a ten-minute gameplay developed for adolescents. The goal is to help the main character, Aida, return to the present by searching for, excavating and exchanging special items with real historical characters. The dynamic is point and click and the game works on both desktop and mobile.
Web & Interaction
The virtual tour was developed with 3D Vista software starting from previous materials developed internally by the museum. The virtual tour includes programming logics, quizzes and interactive dynamics aimed at increasing interaction and involvement with adolescents. It is also possible to launch the video game from the virtual tour in the same window.
Game design
Return to Deir el-Medina is a graphic adventure with a ten-minute gameplay developed for adolescents. The goal is to help the main character, Aida, return to the present by searching for, excavating and exchanging special items with real historical characters. The dynamic is point and click and the game works on both desktop and mobile.
Web & Interaction
The virtual tour was developed with 3D Vista software starting from previous materials developed internally by the museum. The virtual tour includes programming logics, quizzes and interactive dynamics aimed at increasing interaction and involvement with adolescents. It is also possible to launch the video game from the virtual tour in the same window.
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