A video showing a sample of gameplay is available.

This digital experience takes the form of a virtual audio archive. Enjoy over 100 hours of interviews with the most significant figures in natural history film making.

Bristol is a UNESCO city of film, in part due to the role the City has played in Wildlife film making since the establishment of the BBC Natural History Unit in1957. This has led to Bristol's reputation as the ‘Green Hollywood’. The recordings featured here capture unique technical details and biographical information which demonstrate the fascinating narrative of wildlife documentary making in the UK.

This game is just one of the exhibitions in the downloadable Uncertain Space Museum for Windows, also available in VR.

Play instructions:

Game will take a while to load, especially the first time you play. While you wait, familiarise yourself with the controls:

  1. When the game has loaded, press the blue ‘maximise button’ in the lower right of the game window to begin play
  2. Then click anywhere in the game window to start playing
  3. To move, use your ‘W,A,S and D’ keys’. Highlight an artefact and press the left mouse button to pick up/use. The tapes you’ll find in the game can all be played; just put them into the player
  4. Game pads are recommended
  5. To exit the game press your ‘Escape’ key
More information
Published 1 day ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorUniversity of Bristol Library
GenreEducational
Made withUnity
Tagsmuseum, wildlife