The Challenge
Translating a genuinely personal grief narrative into VR meant building an experience that felt intimate and respectful rather than staged — a linear walkthrough format needed to carry real emotional weight without controls or objectives getting in the way of the story.
Our Approach
We built the experience around a single, unbroken walk through a tunnel rather than a branching or objective-based structure, since the format needed to guide a visitor through the story at a controlled pace rather than let them wander past it. Personal video footage was integrated directly into the immersive environment itself, so the memories weren’t a separate media player bolted onto a VR scene but part of the space the visitor walks through.
Key Features
- Linear, guided VR walkthrough built around narrative pacing rather than free exploration
- Personal video footage integrated directly into the immersive environment
- Environment design built to support a reflective, emotional tone throughout
- Built for a deeply personal, single-subject storytelling use case
Outcome
A VR memorial experience letting visitors walk through and reflect on a real, personal story of love and loss.
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