Tell Me Your Secrets
Dec 21, 2016
By
Sam Lincoln
Hello everyone,
Not very Christmassy this but I've just taken an interesting and visually appealing BBC Guide which allows the user to make decisions about the sharing of secrets between the UK and USA during WW2.
The only thing I'd change is the slowness of some of the transitions but the overall impression was positive. I include it here to provide some inspiration.
Here's the link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z3b77hv
I managed to persuade our American friends to join us but caused a certain amount of mistrust!
(Happy Christmas to one and all. May your 2017 be prosperous and fun.)
5 Replies
This is fantastic, Sam!
I'm already halfway through it and find this to be one of the more engaging interactions I've seen.
Thanks so much for sharing your cool find.
Glad you like it David. I think the fact that it's based on real events with the 'this could have happened' feel makes it more interesting.
The way they wrapped it up based on your selected choices was powerful. They presented the outcomes like they really happened. I need to play again to correct my revisionist history:-/
possibly one of the best interactive programmes I have ever seen.
I'm glad you enjoyed it Andy. I've taken it several times to see where each decision takes me. The only thing is that each ending, as David says, is so realistic I don't actually know which ones were actually shared (other than the atomic bomb which resulted in it being used on Geramany which I'm pretty certain is untrue!) That's secrets for you!
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