This posting compliments a prior posting I created concerning the use of social media to perpetuate the interactive storytelling experience. The interactive storytelling experience is not a one [...]
Over the weekend I read Chris Crawford’s chapter on “Modeling”. Overall I like his approach to modeling human response and behavior. I think he’s got a good thing going. I [...]
I’m about half way through reading Chris Crawford’s “On Interactive Storytelling”. I am glad I picked up this version. After reading the older version I realized he has [...]
Immersive Storyworld (aka. Virtual Amusement Park) The Immersive Storyworld has two immediate ambitions. The first is to provide an engrossing interactive story experience. The second is to [...]
After having read Chris Crawford’s book on Interactive Storytelling he tells of a definite upward struggle to get the genre of Interactive Storytelling off the ground. Indeed for the amount [...]
I’m really bummed. After a long run this morning, I cleaned up and wrote this beautiful blog supporting the topic. I pressed the”update button” and nothing. Everything went [...]
While this thought is not new, I’ve had trouble justifying it in the past because of cost considerations. However, a new thought hit me today and it might be a potential solution for [...]
I have to admit I’m a bit concerned I don’t yet have a grand vision for where all this is headed. However, I do have a small handful of small projects which may help provide some [...]
http://mycryengine.com/ been messing around with this, just to get the feel of incorporating level design with the story telling process (or trying to learn level design). The last couple of [...]
I too have my concerns about a plot-driven device. If you follow just one plot then you’re not really in an interactive story anymore, you’re on rails … such as Uncharted. How [...]
