Vivid-Pix Asks What Happened To Great-Uncle George In Online Mystery Game

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Savannah, GA, June 24, 2021 – Vivid-Pix, www.vivid-pix.com, the leading provider of AI-powered image restoration software and publisher of Reunions magazine, announced today Vivid-Pix Genealogy Whodunit Mystery Game at: https://ift.tt/3gYKUsg. The giveaway combines family history research with patented, photo and document restoration software to learn about genealogy and Vivid-Pix RESTORE software. The game is fun and free to play; and those who successfully complete the challenge will be entered to win great prizes, including a weekend in New York City, London, or $1,000 USD, and photo gifts from Vivid-Pix at: https://ift.tt/35St7hb. The Whodunit Mystery Game will be launched online at THE Genealogy Show in the UK, held virtually this year from June 25-26, 2021.

Genealogy/Family History is one of World’s Most Popular Hobbies

Genealogy/family history is one of the world’s most popular hobbies. During the pandemic, many people used their free time at home to clean out and organize closets, attics, and basements; finding shoeboxes and containers full of old photos and documents. “What folks learned when organizing during quarantine and lockdown, is that many of their treasured old photos and documents have faded – with many unrecognizable and illegible after years of age. Vivid-Pix patented software helps remedy this situation, restoring images and memories from the past,” said Rick Voight, CEO, Vivid-Pix.

Vivid-Pix Whodunit Mystery Game Immerses You in the Genealogy Process

The Vivid-Pix Whodunit Mystery Game immerses you into the genealogy process using restored photos and documents to learn about relatives’ past. The game is all about a fictional long-lost Great-Uncle: George Albert Bellamy, who emigrated from the U.K. to the U.S. in the early 1900’s. By collaborating with distant cousin Peter, you will analyze miniscule details in old photos and documents using the restoration tools in Vivid-Pix to discover hidden clues from Great-Uncle George’s past in the U.K. and his mysterious travels overseas to the U.S. Prepare yourself for a journey through Edwardian Britain and beyond, complete with crime, cryptic postcards, and more! The game is open to international participants by downloading a free copy of Vivid-Pix RESTORE and starting the game at: https://ift.tt/3gYKUsg.

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