Location from the setting of the computer game ARTAPOCALIPSE （∗） 2022․ One of the ＂gallery＂ halls in a huge multi-level underground Bunker under the ruins of the city of Chicago‚ Illinois‚ USA․ On one of the walls is a painting by Georges Seurat from the museum collection of the looted and then blown up Art Institute of Chicago․ Opposite is a large photograph with a “pre-war” view of the museum․ To the left of the picture is the wax figure of black guard John «Snowball» Burge ․ He froze in the very position in which he took on the automatic burst‚ protecting from the barbarians a masterpiece of the ingenious French post-impressionist‚ who was later miraculously saved by pulling him out of the burning museum and hiding in the Bunker․ The plot with the rescue of the picture of Seurat is a separate quest with an unexpected and ambiguous ending․ A flag of the Chicago Police Department‚ bombed by rebel drone aircraft‚ hangs next to the guard․ John worked as a policeman before retiring․ After that‚ he began to work as a security guard in the museum on a voluntary basis‚ because he was very fond of art‚ and very well versed in it․ It is in this underground ＂art bunker＂ that the action of the full-sized computer VR game ARTAPOCALIPSE develops‚ which sometimes takes on a dramatic‚ and sometimes simply fantastic‚ character․ ⁄⁄⁄ All paintings and other works of art used in the game ARTAPOCALIPSE have an open license CC0 （CC Zero） and the status of Public Domain with unlimited right of processing and commercial use without mentioning the copyright holder ⁄⁄⁄