Season 3 Websites
Westworld is a dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the question of free will, created for television by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, based on the film written by Michael Crichton. Season 3 is set in the near future of 2058, where technology and AI guide daily interactions, and Incite, a sleek tech company, predicts and optimizes human destiny through collected data. While, Rico, a digital criminal network, capitalizes on these tech developments in its own “underground” way.
Westworld’s expanded website ecosystem brought viewers into Season 3’s not-too-distant future where technology and data solve some of life’s biggest obstacles, while posing the question: At what cost?
INCITE
The Incite experience began with the company’s mission to create a better future for everyone by harnessing the power of our data. As the season went on, the website changed, demonstrating the cracks in Incite's facade, and showing it slowly breaking down.
RICO
To feature Rico, the underground criminal network, a locked Rico site with a more aggressive tone and a different visual style from the rest of the campaign.

A Rico website, makemoneymotherfuckers.com (nodding to their slogan on the show), launched without social promotion, leaving it to the active fanbase to discover.
DELOS
The company that had been the main business discussed in previous seasons, and still featured in this one, received updates to reflect their place in this new world.

Delos’s company website was given a new navigation and Products section, showcasing their robotics capabilities seen in season 3.

With a consistent overlay, Delos’s travel site messaged "issues" to mirror the parks' closures due to the events that took place in season 2. In the latest season, the site was updated with newly mentioned parks, and chatbot Aeden sent a farewell message as he, like all other hosts, went into the “sublime.”
During the course of the season, when the Delos board was taken over by Incite, new footer language appeared to read: An Incite Company.