PeaceLand: Choose Your Memory

PeaceLand is a narrative game about memory and choice, built by a 10-person interdisciplinary team. I lead production.

The job is mostly translation: turning a story team's intent into tasks a development team can actually finish this week, and turning development reality back into something the narrative team can plan around. Sprint boards, weekly deliverables, and cross-team briefs are the mechanism.

I also built the notebook interaction as a standalone browser prototype first — cheaper to iterate on outside Unity, and it let us settle the interaction model before anyone integrated it.

• Owned production planning for a 10-person interdisciplinary team.
• Translated goals into scoped tasks, maintained sprint boards, tracked weekly deliverables.
• Built a runnable core demo from the game concept.
• Produced weekly cross-team briefs aligning story structure with gameplay development.
• Prototyped the notebook interaction in the browser, separately from the Unity game.

Production planning

Scoped tasks, sprint boards, weekly deliverables, and cross-team briefs keeping narrative aligned with gameplay.

Notebook prototype

Standalone browser prototype for the notebook interaction: scene-book and directory navigation, entry and reflection flow, review state, localStorage persistence.