Eham 1291 is an improved version of the Ename 1290 game that not only contains a lot more archaeological objects and unpreserved heritage (that we integrate based upon scientific study of manuscripts) but has a much stronger storyline and improved navigation through natural interaction. Below some images of our work in progress.
Overview of Ename in the Middle Ages (1291)
The Ename commons in 1291 (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
Wooden market cross
Ename commons
The Saint Laurentius church of Ename (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
The Ename abbey in 1291 (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
The Ename abbey in 1291 (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
The Ename abbey in 1291 (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
The Ename abbey in 1291 (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
Scriptorium
Martijn van Torhout writes a folio of his book
Reading the parchment of Martijn van Torhout
Veil Rentier ready for updating
Browsing through the Veil Rentier
Reading parts of the Veil Rentier
In the kitchen of the abbot … (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
something very special (rabbit) is being prepared (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
When playing the game, you can end up at the pillory (image: Visual Dimension bvba)
You also need to get over the river by yourself if you want to finish the game (image: © Visual Dimension bvba)
This work has been partially funded by the Flemish Ministry of Culture.
Visualisation of the Benedictine abbey of Ename 