Among the nominees for the 2026 Webby Awards is Dexter: Resurrection for its special digital experience.
Last summer, as Season 1 of Dexter: Resurrection rolled out weekly on Paramount+, we were treated to something extra: an interactive digital experience made to pull fans even deeper into the show. Launched in late July, the experience was inspired by one of the season’s most beloved episodes, “Call Me Red.”
The immersive project gave fans access to Leon Prater’s vault, a newly introduced location tied to the billionaire character played by Peter Dinklage. Through a first-person perspective, users could actually explore a spooky collection of serial killer memorabilia.
Created by the teams at Showtime and AnalogFolk, the experience featured hyper-realistic recreations of each artifact, many of which drew inspiration from real-life cases. Even though the official site is no longer live, fans can still revisit the experience through an archived version available here, keeping this piece fully accessible.
Now, that same project is getting the recognition it deserves. It has been nominated at the 30th Annual Webby Awards in the “Apps, Software & Immersive – Immersive Content: Entertainment, Sports & Music” category, part of the People’s Voice Awards.
This means that each of you can play a direct role in helping it win. The Dexter: Resurrection Interactive Digital Experience is competing against some significant entries, including immersive projects from Metallica in collaboration with Apple, alongside other high-profile digital experiences.
If you enjoyed exploring Leon Prater’s vault, show your support by voting here. Your vote can actually make the difference in securing a win.
The Webby Awards, often referred to as the “Oscars of the Internet,” celebrate the best across digital media, honoring the best creators and content online. Public voting for the People’s Voice Awards is open through mid-April, and winners are set to be announced on April 21, 2026, ahead of the official ceremony which takes place on May 11 in New York City.