The interactive graphic novel "The Butterfly Attack" tells a dramatic story of modern warfare, friendships and betrayal in three episodes with great 3D graphics, interactivity and background information.
"The Sixth Column", a team of elite hackers, is hired by Europe's top military officers to carry out a secret, cross-border cyberwar stress test. The simulation becomes deadly serious and a wave of attacks sweeps across the whole of Europe. Who is behind the terror? What roles do Max Parsons, the head of "The Sixth Column" and his team play?
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A cyberwar stress test carried out on behalf of European security authorities by Max Parsons' team of elite hackers becomes deadly serious. The consequences: terror attacks on infrastructure throughout Europe.
The security authorities are certain they've identified the man behind the attacks and chase him across the continent. Max Parsons, the main suspect, stands resolutely against the accusations and attempts to expose the real culprits. Confusion about the identities and a power struggle between the hackers make for dramatic tension until the very last scene.
An extremely thrilling and at the same time currently realistic story unfolds across three episodes, with great graphics, 3D images and interactivity.
The prize-winning graphic novel, nominated for the German eBook Award 2014 and winner of the Japan Prize in the Creative Frontier category, is part of the transmedia project "netwars / out of CTRL", the deals with the topic of cyberwar in a documentary and fictional style.
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- extensive animations, sounds and interactivity
- 3D effects with motion sensor
- Available languages: German, English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese
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