Somewhere Once Familiar

An interactive experience that blurs the line between memory, death, and digital decay. 

This immersive journey explores the fragile edges of consciousness and memory, blending photogrammetry with procedural deformation to create a space that feels both intimately known and deeply wrong. 

You died in the game. But this time, there are no extra lives. 

As you drift through the places you once visited most, your mind begins to unravel. Memory glitches. Shapes distort. The music, once melodic, degrades into a wash of static and noise.  The world becomes harder to recognize—until it no longer feels like yours at all.

But perhaps, somewhere within the distortion, you’ll find a way back. 

Soundtrack by The Caretaker — Everywhere At The End Of Time