Special thanks to Actor: Marco Goth Thorsen // Voice Actor: Ty Anderson
"In a dystopian post-apocalyptic future,
a lone disillusioned soul lives in the area formerly known as Pittsburg.
Through the uncovered records of his daily life a story unfolds"
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Communication Model
The narrative designed around the lone survivor John W. Daker, is a reflection of the destructive nature of the atomic bomb and the mental situation that our hero finds himself trapped within. We broke the complete story into pieces and scattered it across 5 different media. This allows the user to freely explore however much of the story and hidden gems that they feel like. The communication model is based on a hierarchy of information meaning some media will provide you with more pieces of the story than others.
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The bomb’s blast on Hiroshima eliminated over 90 percent of the city’s infrastructure, instantly killing more than 80,000 people and causing damage
to 5 square miles of territory. After the second bomb fell on Nagasaki, more than 200,000 Japanese lay dead.
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Atomic Man Evidence
Digitized playlist of all the 20 cassette tapes found at the John W. Daker residence:
Case no. 07951, item no. 50
2 rolls of film recorded by John W. Daker containing all of his video diaries
up until the night of his arrest.
Case no. 07951, item no. 95
1 rolls of Kodak film recorded by John W. Daker on the night of his arrest.
Case no. 07951, item bag no. 12:
7 Letters of correspondence. Sender unknown.
Case no. 07951, item bag no. 132:
Personal note- and logbook.
Case no. 07951:
32 photographed case items retrieved from the John W. Daker residence.
Behind the scenes
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Thank you for watching, have fun digging!
