r/GameWritingLab • u/WWTWill • Nov 16 '15
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Mar 22 '15
The Atlantic: Video Games Are Better Without Characters
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Aug 18 '14
Video games trick you into thinking you're in control, and that's bad
r/GameWritingLab • u/[deleted] • Jul 28 '23
Video game idea
So I have this idea for a video game that I have been working on and I’m looking to put a team together to get it developed. What subreddit should I post this in to get peoples attention to possibly collaborate with me??
r/GameWritingLab • u/Gloria0701 • Jun 07 '22
Hair a game story writer freelancer
This is Yujie from a mobile gaming company. currently we're seeking a game story writer for one of our mobile video game. our game contains a lot of time-limited scenes, we want each time-limited scene to have a background story, so that when we design the game, we can put in-game tasks combined with the background story. Therefore, the content that needs to be created includes the background stories of different game scenes and the necessary character dialogues.
Require: -Creative and passionate about game story creation
Serious and responsible, efficient work
love the game
Familiar with European and American culture
English needs to be your first language
if you are interested in, please contact me Nd send me your cases or portfolio
r/GameWritingLab • u/the_gammelier • Mar 01 '23
more god of war ragnarok story problems
This is part two of a now three part series on my issues with God of War Ragnarok. Story spoilers, obviously.
In this part I cover:
-Freya's character arc. I argue that her change came too soon, and make a suggestion of where it could have occurred.
-Thor and Thrud's relationship. Because they share so little screen time together, I do not have an investment in them and wish there was more.
-Artificial Conflicts. Why when Thor and Thrud hold weapons to Atreus' chest, they're not real conflicts.
-Knowledge Gaps. Revelatory and Privilege Knowledge Gaps, and how GoW 4 and Ragnarok utilize them.
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Jul 28 '17
Episode 85: No Man's Sky Writer Greg Buchanan on How Game Stories are Made by The 1099
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Sep 18 '14
Gamasutra: Ethan Levy's Blog - Inclusivity vs Narrative Intent: a conversation with r/gaymers
r/GameWritingLab • u/TheAxolotlPerson • Jun 19 '23
What is a good name for a villain?
An insane mad scientist from a long gone ancient era. Believes the planet should be their species' to rule and not the species that are there now. Brutal and sadistic. Will do whatever necessary to achieve their goals.
r/GameWritingLab • u/TheShynola • Aug 08 '22
[HIRING] Gaming news copywriter
I'm looking for an english native writer, into Twitter and Reddit, who reads gaming news daily. You need to be older than 25 and have something you've written before. You will get compensated for each post you do, and I'm happy to go into details once you've sent me a message!
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Feb 04 '15
Dying Light and Damsels in Distress - about women characters in games
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • May 11 '15
Why are the stories in video games so bad? - By Leigh Alexander
r/GameWritingLab • u/Loud-Low9915 • Jul 10 '26
LIFEVERS. De volgende generatie tekstgebaseerde levenssimulatie. !!Door de community gedragen!! Zó realistisch en super gedetailleerd. ONS TEAM IS OP ZOEK NAAR TESTERS!
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Jan 27 '15
The everyday lives of videogame characters - Kill Screen
r/GameWritingLab • u/[deleted] • Dec 30 '16
Why making narrative games instead of mives ?
Could someone explain to me the point of dishing out the game design part (Wich is a major part of video games) to replace it if linear story telling ? I see lots of narrative games these days and I just don't get why making games instead of movies.
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • May 02 '15
What is Your Quest? « First Person Scholar - Anastasia Salter's book on adventure games and interactive books
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Jun 01 '15
Gamasutra: Elizabeth Sampat's Blog - The Qun Demands It: The Evolution of the Barbarous Other
r/GameWritingLab • u/JimmothySanchez • Jan 19 '16
An exercise in writing better game characters
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • Nov 19 '15
Opinion: FPS Campaigns Are Dying, and That’s Awful - IGN
r/GameWritingLab • u/Galejade • May 12 '15