Dead Herring is a VR-Experience in which you are a detective, solving a murder case. You can analyse and combine hints by zooming into the microscopic level using a special tool.

The game follows the idea of using an affective gaming approach as a possibility to develop new settings with chemical contents for learning chemistry at school or at university.

It was developed by students from the Animation department at the University of Art and Design in Kassel in cooperation with the Chemistry department of the University of Kassel.

Idea and supervision:
Dennis Stein-Schomburg, Mareike Frevert

Concept:
Dennis Stein-Schomburg, Mareike Frevert, Victoria Kudlek, Leon Böhm,
Áron Farkas, Stefan Kreller, Helena Hegele, Luna Hirt, Theresa Lucas,
Lara Hoffmeister, David Schütze, Sören Senkök, Paula Berger, Jan Reuter

Chemistry experts:
Victoria Kudlek, Leon Böhm, Mareike Frevert

Production:
Jan Reuter, Dennis Stein-Schomburg

Programming:
Stefan Kreller

Sounddesign:
Christian Wittmoser, David Schütze

3D-modelling:
Áron Farkas, Stefan Kreller, Helena Hegele, Luna Hirt, Theresa Lucas,
Lara Hoffmeister, David Schütze, Sören Senkök, Paula Berger, Jan Reuter

Animation:
Áron Farkas, Helena Hegele, Stefan Kreller

Interface-design and -animation:
Paula Berger

Interface-audio and text:
David Schütze, Leon Böhm

Actor "Benjamin Herring":
Niels Walter

Voice "ex-girlfriend":
Hannah Schrem

Voice "bad guy":
Silas Tranter

Actress:
Eva Keller

Supervision – videoshoot
Christoph Neugebauer, Christian Wittmoser

Characterdesign:
Jan Reuter

Script:
Jan Reuter, Helena Hegele

Casting:
Luna Hirt, Theresa Lucas

Make-Up:
Paula Berger

Director:
Jan Reuter

Camera:
Sören Senkök

Sound:
Luna Hirt, Theresa Lucas, Christian Wittmoser

Light:
Áron Farkas, Stefan Kreller

Teleprompter:
Paula Berger

Script /Continuity:
Stefan Kreller, Christoph Neugebauer

Post-production:
Paula Berger, Luna Hirt, Theresa Lucas, Sören Senkök, Stefan Kreller