Three interactive stories. Every choice, a different ending

What is it

Digital Mission leads to experiencing first-hand daily situations in which digital technology enters the relationships, expectations and choices of girls and boys.
Every story is made up of different challenges: something happens, someone reacts, a decision opens up a path instead of another. The player observes, explores, collects signals and, in the decisive steps, chooses how to continue.
There are no answers to learn by heart, but consequences to go through. Because digitally, as in life, it is our choices that change the ending of the story.

How do you play

Explore each scene and look for the elements you can interact with: characters, objects, messages and details of the environment can tell you something more.
There's no obligatory order: you can move freely around the scene and discover the elements on the path you prefer.
When the time comes to choose, you will be the one to decide how to proceed. Every fork in the road can take you to a different path. And when you get to the end, you can always start over and try another path

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The three stories

Stolen shot

During the intermission, a photo taken in secret begins to go around between classmates and friends. What happens when it only takes a moment to lose control of an image?

The call

Fede dreams of joining the regional volleyball team. When the message comes that it seems to change everything, understanding who to trust becomes part of the challenge.

Gamer life

Albi and Luke are friends, gamers and rivals. Between games, community and desire to improve, what happens online soon begins to be heard even off the screen.

Play Digital Mission

Digital Mission is part of Digital Streets, a project of the Department of Education, Education and New Generations of the City of Bologna created in collaboration with AICS | Italian Cyberbullying and Sexting Association and with Craq Design Studio is co-funded by the European Union as part of the PN Metro Plus and Southern Medium Cities 2021-2027.

The illustrations are by Fabio Roversi.

Special thanks go to the Carlo Pepoli First Grade Secondary School in Bologna, to Bologna Game Farm and to Bologna FC.