#interactive-storytelling

#interactive-storytelling

Another year. It passed extremely fast and yet, painfully slow. Despite developing tech that some think might take over our day-to-day work, data things got made by people this year. These are my favorites. Inside the Confusing World of Women's Clothing Sizes They approached the topic from several angles with 3-D models, data collection, and sizing charts. Adding to the visualization genre of variable clothes sizes, this piece helped me appreciate the process that is women's shopping. [ See the Project / On FlowingData]

"We're building not just a game, but a living world, one where your choices shape everything, and the AI evolves with you." - Nick Walton

Point-and-click adventure games typically present lighthearted narratives, but The Drifter uniquely subverts this expectation by delivering a dark, twist-filled thriller experience.

Krankel emphasizes that the innovative narrative game, Thronglets, marks a turning point in game development at Netflix, showcasing limitless potential for storytelling.

"Dialog transforms audio storytelling by allowing listeners to interactively shape narratives, shifting from a one-way monologue to a collaborative conversation with creators."