From August 1 to 8, participants traveled to iconic places in Altai, including the Karakol Valley, the village of Kulada, and the AV Anokhin National Museum in Gorno-Altaisk. Approximately 40 objects were scanned during the expedition, including not only natural landscapes but also buildings, elements of local culture and life.
The process of creating the game involved active work on 3D models, which became the basis of future virtual locations. Project participants – students from universities such as RTU MIREA, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI, MIPT and others – are jointly creating a unique product.
The game’s trailer will be released on November 23, and the game is expected to be released before the end of this year.
Source: Ferra
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