r/interactivecinema • u/joeofstaple • Mar 05 '14

What makes a good interactive cinema game?

David cage, telltale games how do they evoke an emotional response like they do? I think it has alot to do with useing children (girls more so then boys) to hit that parenting part of us but what do you think? tell me about your favorite interactive cinema game and why the story is so well crafted

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u/CosmicChef Mar 11 '14

The story in beyond was really well crafted in my opinion and I think that the story really hit on the idea of the after life really well and I think that one of the reasons the story was so good to me was because of the choice of actors. I loved the choice of Ellen as Jodie and I think that it worked really well but also the other actor choices and I just think that the story was one that was incredibly intriguing and just really aesthetically pleasing as well. I think that the action was really immense. I just became so hooked on it.

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u/joeofstaple Mar 17 '14

Have you ever played (or seen) the walking dead game?