
An explorable digital reconstruction of 924 N 25th Street Apartment 213 in Milwaukee, WI as seen on the early morning hours of July 23, 1991. The environment reflects the residence as it appeared at the time, based on photographs, reports, trial records, and recovered evidence.
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In the final minutes of July 22 1991, Milwaukee police were led to 924 N 25th Street Apartment 213 by a man who claimed he was threatened and handcuffed by the resident. Discoveries made during a preliminary search of the residence resulted in an arrest and investigation that would define one of the most difficult chapters in the city’s history. This is a digital reconstruction of that residence as it appeared at the time of the initial investigation, based on photographs, reports, trial records, and recovered evidence. Objects within the space include contextual information drawn from investigative documentation, detailing what was known during the investigation and what was later established. The purpose of this project is documentation, study, and preservation. Viewer discretion is advised.
Intended Audience:
Researchers and students of criminology, forensic science, or criminal history.
True crime enthusiasts interested in detailed, authentic reconstructions.
Anyone seeking a digital preservation of a historically documented crime scene.
Controls:
Keyboard/Mouse: WASD to navigate, I and O to zoom, spacebar to toggle Forensic View
Gamepad: Analog sticks to navigate, bumpers to zoom, b (right button) to toggle Forensic View
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Languages: English
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Runs on Steam Deck via Proton at around 6FPS. Walking around is fast, but moving the camera is very slow. The photorealistic graphics are amazing. I think with some graphics and lighting settings options, this would work amazing. Great job so far!
Utter crap, was hoping for a good bit of narative contenet or interactivity but nothing. barely runs do not buy this, refunded.
An amazing piece of work - the detail in the recreation and the work that has gone into Virtual Crime Scene - Apartment 213 is truly impressive. Understanding that is a single person and not a team of developers, some future updates I would love to see: - wide screen support - Ability to crouch - Graphics / visuals adjustment Anyway fastastic acheivement and I recommend for anyone interesetd in the case or history.
This is great for anyone wanting to get more of an in dept look of the 1991 crime scene behind the well known serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and his 924 N 25th st. Apartment in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Meh I know it's not a "game" but locking it to 30fps and forcing all of the filters on was a bit annoying. Interesting idea though, I hope this dev does this with more crime scenes, but does it better.
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