Category: Interactive Storytelling

Abstract: This article analyzes the Panasonic 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1993) not as a commercial product, but as a conceptual model… read more Panasonic 3DO: A Historical Analysis and Its Influence on Modern Game Engines and Interactive Cinema

Interactive cinema is a fascinating realm where the boundaries between viewer and creator, story and experience, are constantly being redefined…. read more Interactive Cinema: From Shifting Definitions to VR Parallels with the 80s Gaming World

Interactive Cinema: Theory and Practice of Development. Discover everything about interactive cinema: its history, theoretical foundations, practical applications, and future… read more Interactive Cinema: Theory and Practice of Development

In the context of the rapid digital transformation of the media landscape, game-films emerge as a revolutionary format that radically… read more GAME-FILMS AS A PROGRESSIVE FORM OF INTERACTIVE NARRATIVE

What is Non-Linearity in Game Design? A Conversation with Tim Cain In the world of game design, the term “non-linearity”… read more What is Non-Linearity in Game Design? A Conversation with Tim Cain

Storytelling Through Mechanics: A Key to Game Design Game mechanics are often seen as a way to create challenges and… read more Storytelling Through Mechanics: A Key to Game Design

Interactive storytelling research delves into the creation of dynamic narratives that are shaped by user interactions and their decisions. Key… read more Exploring interactive storytelling research

Traditional approaches to game narrative have often relied on meticulously scripted sequences – pre-defined arcs that guide the player through… read more Unveiling the Unscripted: Why Procedural Design Holds the Key to Game Narratives of Tomorrow

Traditional quest structures in video games often rely on predetermined sequences of events and objectives, meticulously crafted by designers. While… read more A Survey of Procedural Quest Design Methodologies for Enhanced Replayability

The legacy of Lindsay, Münsterberg, and Arnheim in interactive film theory is significant. Their contributions to the understanding of film as a medium and the role of the viewer in shaping the narrative have paved the way for modern interactive storytelling. Their ideas continue to influence the development of interactive film and immersive media.