Jornada no Bosque

Criadora de Mundos

About this game

Journey in the Woods is a game that brings the fictional plot closer to the realities of the natural environment of Parque das Dunas. In it the space of the park itself is the setting where the game takes place. Their challenges set users on the move by urging them to walk the Park's trails and paths in the body of a Txai. As relatives of the forest users have the mission to find the crystals cards. This Journey the Txais find allies and enemies. Many secrets are revealed and the biodiversity itself presents itself to the user.
Journey in the Woods was developed with the main purpose of mediating the encounter of people with other species of nature. The game encourages users to access global issues while playing a leading role in solving fictitious issues launched through a trajectory that inspires a contemplative and artistic encounter with species that make up the Park's Biodiversity.
 
It is a smartphone game, developed for iOS and Android platforms, based on the use of the global positioning system (GPS) and the image and sound capture capabilities. Augmented and virtual reality are employed to optimize the perception of the park's space and thus offer perceptively interactive and immersive experiences. Journey in the Woods is a magical lens that opens and reveals invisible worlds that our eyes and senses have missed or missed in our world.
 
Journey in the Wood was designed by Maurício Panella, founder of Casdágua- Institute and Creation Studio. It is a project approved by the Djalma Maranhão Municipal Incentive Law of the Natal City Hall, and is sponsored by Unimed Natal and Luck Receptivo, and supported by the Government of Rio Grande do Norte, Idema and Parque das Dunas.
 
Creative Team:
Director: Maurício Panella;
Screenplay: Maurício Panella, Augusto Serquiz and Gabriela Mameri;
Game designer: Rafael Arnaud;
Programming: Matthew Arnaud;
Visual identity and interface: Augusto Serquiz;
Illustration: Andressa Louise and Ariel Guerra;
Soundtrack: Matthew Tinoco;
Biodiversity Research: Jessica Paiva;
Production: Casadágua Studio and Gabriela Mameri.
 
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Casadágua- Institute and Creative Studio