Safety is a freedom framed
Play as James Steel, a Dallas homeland security agent in charge of investigating.
Hunt.
Stop all threats to the country's internal security.
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Camera view of the penthouse entrance
Supervision is strength
TOMORROW'S DAY is set in 1999 in Dallas, USA. James Steel, an agent of the country's internal security, is in charge of maintaining order. His mission is to investigate through his computer by observing every inhabitant, to contain potential threats aimed at compromising the stability of the government.
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The monitoring office
James Steel's main tools are the screens used in his investigation. I'm in charge of setting up interfaces.
This makes for pleasant browsing, combined with the characteristics of a cold, oppressive government.
Layout of interfaces from the character's point of view
James Steel's office, Main game location
The accumulation of data over the course of the investigation must be combined with an easy-to-use interface providing direct access to essential information.
Prototype overview interface
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The all-seeing eye
The investigations will be carried out from the point of view of a camera monitoring the daily life of every citizen.
The game features locations that hold mysteries that draw the player's attention at every turn.
I'll be supporting the iteration and documentation of these investigation locations.
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Advice from the government
Promote ease of play through fluid navigation and a game feel that shows constant pressure.
Be the eye that observes, while upholding the values of a totalitarian government.
Be the eye that observes, while upholding the values of a totalitarian government.
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