iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Reposted by Alex Macmillan

Adrian Hon @adrianhon.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

There's just two weeks to go until Strandfall's first run! Here's how we've divided our real-world park into eight sectors, designed the onboarding, tilted into weird sci-fi, cast our players, and what we're thinking about expansions...

strandfall.com

Sectors, onboarding, weird sci-fi, and casting

Reflections on Strandfall’s game design, story, and logistics.

1134

Reposted by Alex Macmillan

Adrian Hon @adrianhon.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Signups are open for Strandfall, an orienteering larp inspired by Stalker and Death Stranding! Set five years after a mysterious disaster unleashes deadly storms, players join a risky expedition to deploy "spatial computers" and put humanity back on its feet. Edinburgh / September 5th / *Free*

strandfall.com

Strandfall is now open for sign ups

13113

Reposted by Alex Macmillan

Adrian Hon @adrianhon.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

More on Strandfall, the solarpunk orienteering larp I'm making with @x13n.com! Some fun new photos and UI mockups in here, plus I'm trying out a new thing with the "solarpunk" angle, which sounds better and more descriptive than "low tech" or "retro-tech".

mssv.net

I’m Making Strandfall, a Solarpunk Orienteering Larp

Blending the real and digital worlds, once more.

34111

Reposted by Alex Macmillan

Adrian Hon @adrianhon.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

Learn about the fictional (but fully functional) "McNair-Feldman Device" at the heart of Strandfall's technical design! @x13n.com details the components and in-larp capabilities of our long-range, low powered devices packed with an ePaper display, GPS, accelerometer, magnetometer, and more!

strandfall.com

An Introduction to MFDs

A primer for the fully-functional gadget at the centre of Strandfall’s technical design

262

Alex Macmillan @x13n.com · 31/03/2026

I am really excited to be working on this!

040

Reposted by Alex Macmillan

Adrian Hon @adrianhon.bsky.social · 15/06/2025

I’m prototyping a location-based multiplayer orienteering game with my friend Alex Macmillan, and today was our first field test of the custom hardware he’s built! Our units contain long range (LoRa) radios, GPS, IMUs, with a ePaper displays. The idea is that they can work anywhere.

Alex adjusts a device on a small tripod on a desk in a park. There’s also a jury-rigged tall antenna.

A hand holding a black device with an ePaper display with power and signal strength, and a walkie talkie

2254