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The Poetics of Game Narratives
In this final week we will look at the tensions between ludology and narratology in games design, in effect how the agency of games has been reconciled with the dramatic requirements (and lack of agency) in narrative. I will argue that there are two broad approaches, the mainstream method of concentrating in the Fabula, and a method pioneered by many indie games of fusing narrative and play. We will look in more detail at what this might mean in terms of thematic cohesion, diegetic choices, and mechanics and metaphor. In the second lecture we look at Spec Ops: The Line, as a rare example of a AAA title that takes this fusion approach. Looking at how the game uses many of the techniques we have explored.
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Prof David Millard
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Date Added: | 18 Mar 2016 00:58 |
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Prof David Millard
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Tags: | games design, narrative, poetics |
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Course codes: | COMP3218 |
Link: | http://edshare.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/16284 |
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