I read Narrative Environments and Game Design as\u00a0Narrative\u00a0Architecture\u00a0and what I believe was a common line between both of them is that creation of space inside of a video game is a romantic and rather emotional representation of what already exists in the real world. Not all games tell stories or represent reality at all, but they do strive to achieve a sense of community and action. In this way, games enable players to be apart of a group of individuals that travel through embedded narratives that exist ‘only’ in the game.<\/p>\n
I think a quote that might be\u00a0pertinent\u00a0to games I create in the future is – “A story is a collection of facts in a time sequenced order that suggests a cause and effect relationship”- Chris Crawford<\/p>\n
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I read Narrative Environments and Game Design as\u00a0Narrative\u00a0Architecture\u00a0and what I believe was a common line between both of them is that creation of space inside of a video game is a romantic and rather emotional representation of what already exists in the real world. Not all games tell stories or represent reality at all, but<\/p>\n