A Mind Forever Voyaging: A History of Storytelling in Video Games by Dylan Holmes
Published on December 26, 2015
As part of creating Chip Shop (and future game ideas) I read recommendations on reading about (and playing) various types of games, not just board games.
I’ll admit that I have generally sucked at modern computer games, but I am still amazed by the storytelling, ideas and visuals in them.
This book was an amazing journey for me, an excuse and way of exploring games that I will likely never be able to play or will be too incompetent to enjoy. It covers classics to modern games, obscure to massive successes and everything in-between.
A highly recommended read for anyone into storytelling of any kind.
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