PlotFields are how we do adventure design in CORE, but they can be used for any games that fall into the “Fishtank” or “Sandbox” category, where the story is emergent rather than pre-planned. They are backed up by InfoLists, which enable the injection of pertinent information at any point in play.
Here’s how they work, and how to make them.
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Documentation is essential for interactive games and other complex projects. "The goal of the reiterative development approach is to methodically evolve every object in the system - from abstract concept to actual code - as quickly and clearly as possible, without...
"The Hero's Journey" (aka Joseph Campbell's Monomyth) provides a template for a very common type of story, considered by many to be the archetypal narrative structure for most or all western narratives. The attached template breaks The Hero's Journey down into...