UNiter

Uniter is a Canadian video game development company founded in 2015 by Ryan Jenkins and Tina Spencer. The company is based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Uniter is known for creating interactive documentaries, which are a type of digital media that combines documentary filmmaking with interactive elements.

One of the company's earliest and most notable projects was Population: Seven, an interactive documentary that told the story of the disappearance of the seven members of the Kleeman family in 1978. The game explores the mystery surrounding the family's disappearance and allows players to make choices that influence the narrative.

Uniter's work often incorporates elements of game design and narrative storytelling, and the company's projects have been recognized for their innovative approach to documentary filmmaking. The company has also worked with various media outlets and organizations, including the National Film Board of Canada.

Uniter's interactive documentaries have been released on various platforms, including mobile devices and desktop computers. The company's games often incorporate elements of exploration, puzzle-solving, and decision-making, and they have been praised for their engaging and immersive storytelling.

Throughout its history, Uniter has been recognized for its creative approach to interactive storytelling and its innovative use of technology in documentary filmmaking. The company's work has been the subject of critical acclaim and has been featured in various media outlets and publications. UNiter continues to push the boundaries of interactive documentary filmmaking, exploring new ways to tell stories and engage audiences.