The journey of BVO: from a small prototype to a full creative team transforming Mud Island into a multiverse adventure.

BVO blends physical play with game design and XR technology - creating an adventure where clues, characters, and environments respond as you explore.

The Daily Memphian’s Geoff Calkins explores the story of CEO Jee Vahn Knight, her path to Memphis, and how BVO may help revive Mud Island with an immersive adventure.

StyleBlueprint takes readers inside BVO’s evolving world on Mud Island - from early builds to artistic details - offering a first true glimpse of the River of Time.

The answer everyone’s been waiting for—revealed. BVO confirms its official opening date as CEO Jee Vahn Knight and CCO Christopher Reyes share the first activation transmission.

Smart City Memphis reflects on Mud Island’s troubled history — and highlights how BVO could offer the bold, imaginative revival the island needs.

InPark Magazine reports on BVO’s newly announced opening date and shares how the immersive River of Time experience will activate Memphis’s Mud Island.

At the heart of BVO lies a rich story world shaped by the eccentric explorer Baron Von Opperbean. His accidental discovery of portals through the River of Time has opened gateways to surreal and fantastical realms - and now, you’ve stumbled through one yourself.

Smart City Memphis highlights BVO’s new CEO Jee Vahn Knight, the team behind the immersive build, and how the project is transforming Mud Island.

Baron Von Opperbean appoints Jee Vahn Knight as CEO to guide Memphis’s immersive Mud Island build through its next phase of innovation and growth.

InPark Magazine announces Jee Vahn Knight as BVO’s new CEO, leading the Memphis immersive build blending art, science, and story on Mud Island.

Memphis Business Journal reports on BVO naming Jee Vahn Knight as CEO, advancing the immersive Mud Island build and adding new board members.

Baron Von Opperbean & the River of Time transforms Mud Island’s former river museum into a 33,000-sq-ft multiverse playground where visitors shape the story.

Memphis Business Journal reports visible progress as BVO’s River of Time continues build-out inside the former Mississippi River Museum.

Memphis Business Journal reports that Baron Von Opperbean & the River of Time has named a board of advisors to guide development on Mud Island.