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A screenshot of a Facebook post by Peter Adkison 25 March 2026· "This is a soft announcement for my friends, family, and followers that I'm launching a new project. For now, I'm calling it Immersive Jutland. Jutland is a WWI naval wargame. The game features a search procedure on a map of the North Sea, and when fleets find each other you play out the battle using miniatures on a large table. Immersive Jutland will be a play experience of this game but with an enhanced environment, props, costume elements, and video sequences (like cut scenes in a video game). My inspirations come from chamber LARPs, escape rooms, True Dungeon, and D&D in a Castle. I expect it will take about a year to get to where we are ready for playtesting. Anyone interested in being a playtester let me know. Playtesting has to happen in my studio in Seattle, it's not the type of thing I can ship to you! We are kicking off the project with a film shoot in late June. I'll be working with many dear friends from my Actoroke and Gen Con TV days, like Sarah Moore, Damon Vanhee, Shawn R. Shelton, Andy Dopieralski, Rakesh Malik, Leila Blue Aram-Panahi, and Steve Conard. One aspect I'm particularly excited about is to film WWI warships we will build models and film the models against a green screen. Thanks to Jim Wampler, I was able to find Don Semora, who has expertise in sourcing, assembling, and painting "studio models" (large models, 1:350 scale, used for this purpose). From him I've commissioned a German battleship (the Koenig), a German U-boat, a German Zeppelin, a British destroyer, and a British Sopwith Babyscout Biplane. Coincidentally, my long-time friend, Douglas Bailey, had recently decided to build the Iron Duke (the flagship of the British naval forces in this war) and has graciously said he would let me film his work. Stay tuned for more posts as development continues! Peace, Love, and Wargames"

Sounds pretty fun

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