by John Yorke Story Team | May 9, 2018 | Story for Video Games
Video games are nothing new (well, compared to the theatre they might be), but rather than brainless shoot-em-ups, gamers are demanding more engaging, emotionally affecting storylines alongside gameplay enjoyment. For this reason, television and film scriptwriters are increasingly looking at games as a new and improved medium to tell their stories. Here, scriptwriter James Henry explores how the Story for Video Games online course can help traditional writers make the leap to this burgeoning medium.
by Caroline Marchal | Dec 20, 2017 | Story for Video Games
There is growing recognition that great story is a key factor in player engagement and video game completion. But there are few opportunities to learn the fundamentals of story in a way relevant to games developers. Caroline Marchal and John Yorke have devised an online course for individuals and teams who want to know how to manage a gaming story better. Caroline explains more…
by Caroline Marchal | Dec 18, 2017 | Story for Video Games
Narrative games designer Caroline Marchal and narrative expert John Yorke explain why games developers increasingly need to understand and apply the fundamentals of story to keep players engaged.
by John Yorke Story Team | Sep 21, 2017 | Story for Video Games
There’s more to think about when when writing for games that simply what words to use, Caroline Marchal summarises some dos and don’ts for those looking to work in the industry.
by John Yorke Story Team | Sep 21, 2017 | Story for Video Games
Videogame stories need to be complelling if a player is to stay engaged. Story for Games course Leader Caroline Marchal outlines the five most important things to keep in mind about your audience as you write your game’s story.
