Historical Battlefield Experience
A 3D historical city tied to a real battle, with hotspots that surface text, context, and sub-narratives. Reads like a documentary you can walk through.
A 3D historical city tied to a real battle, with hotspots that surface text, context, and sub-narratives at the visitor's pace. Reads like a documentary you can walk through — without forcing a linear video timeline.
What this format does for narrative content:
- Lets visitors choose their own depth — surface-level browsers and deep readers both leave satisfied
- Combines spatial storytelling with traditional text in a way neither does alone
- Embeds into a museum or publisher site without requiring a dedicated app
Who benefits: museums and historical sites, documentary makers, educational publishers, cultural institutions, regional tourism boards with strong heritage offerings.
Every place has a story. The hard part is making someone want to listen long enough to hear it. Spatial storytelling earns that attention.
Want something like this for your team?
I join product and engineering teams for 4–12 weeks to ship interactive 3D experiences end-to-end. Independent contractor — no agency overhead.