The "Killing" meets “The Room”Imagine a Nordic Noir crime story where the player is playing through the investigation of each scene through a 3D “crime scene database” with film clips are tagged in, according to location and character.The player enters a 3D police database, searching 3D locations for film fragments, tagged in by the protagonist of the story. As the 3D locations, clues and film clips meld together in the head of the players, the story unfolds. Using actual techniques from modern day police forces, we will scan the locations we film in – and then offer players access to these locations. It is our ambition is to blend together film and gameplay and make the story into the game.The StoryIn an affluent town in north Sweden, a young girl, TUVA OLANDER, is dead from a suicide allegedly caused by online bullying. NOAK DAHL, a young policeman from the task force against cyber-bullying, investigates. Noak discovers someone has been tampering with a social network, increasing the effect of the cyber-bullying a thousand fold. Tuva was murdered - and the murder weapon was a social network. Noak digs deeper, but just as he begins to stir up the dark secrets of this northern city, his car crashes mysteriously and is found empty, below the ice of the river. The only thing recovered from the wreck is Noak’s hard disk, containing the complete documentation of his investigation. They player’s job is now to assemble the pieces and find out what happened.With access to Noak’s database of filmed documentation, laser scanned crime scenes, found documents and other clues, players can work alone or with others to piece together the story, one clue at a time.Some players will breeze through the core gameplay loop, playing the game as a mainly single player experience. Other players will dive deep into the social forums associated with each clue, discussing and theorizing in collaboration with other players and rewarding those who post the best theories.