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VR Experience Recording

In this video, I will walk you through my vr project (The murder of Maple Batalia).

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VR Experience Layout (Solved Case)

Introduction to the case:

Start with an audio room where users can watch some video clips about the case and have a general understanding of the background of the case.

Recreation of the crime location:

User can then steps into the role of an observer and explore the crime scene guided by a narrator

(It was sunny day in 2007, when peace of xxx was shattered. ……..)

The user can explore the scene, inspecting objects like watches, wallet, shoe print, or a jacket, each of them cloud triggering a brief audio clip or a pop up window that explain (info) their significance to the case.

User will ask to collect at least 5 evidence from the scene to unlock the next level.

The Investigation:

The users will be transported to a police station or an evidence room where they will be presented with an evidence board featuring photo evidences, police sketches, etc.

User cloud reviewing evidence and find a special object to unlock the door for the next level.

Unresolved Ending (Closing In) (Justice in Action):

The scene shifts to the location of the arrest perhaps a public space where the police confronted the suspect.

Or

The scene cloud shifts to a viewing room and doing a police lineup, to identify a suspect from a group of individuals.

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VR Experience Layout (Unsolved Case)

Introduction to the case:

Begin in a virtual recreation of the location where the crime was discovered (eg. Forested area in Stanley Park)

With a voice over or visual elements.

Provide some historical background, setting the scene for the mystery.

The Investigation:

Move to a police station or evidence room where users can explore different pieces of evidence and listen or watch interviews with witnesses or experts, etc.

Unresolved Ending:

Close in a space that cloud be a memorial site or cemetry

Reflect the impact of unsolved mysteries and emotions it leaves behind.

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