Nov 01, 2012 09:11 CET Dramagame I promised in my earlier post to write about different interactive storytelling solutions. Obviously if you look at it widely, you can argue that all games are interactive storytelling. However the deepness and style of stories varies a lot. I intend to look at games that are defined more by their storytelling abilities than other aspects.
Subject: Computer games
Blog posts
Oct 01, 2012 09:13 CEST Dramagame We are often being asked if Dramagame is a roleplaying game. We are little hesitant to say that we are because of the huge amount of preconceptions people have for roleplaying games and computer RPGs.
Sep 11, 2012 09:16 CEST Dramagame Dramagame is a whole new interactive experience, a type of social storytelling that has not been seen before. When we started to develop Dramagame, we had big ambitions on what we wanted from the start.
Aug 31, 2012 09:20 CEST Dramagame Steam launched the new Steam Greenlight process yesterday. This means that the community gets to vote which games are sold in Steam. Dramagame was part of the Greenlight Beta and thus we are among the launch titles! If you have a Steam account, please vote for us.
Jul 18, 2012 09:23 CEST Dramagame We’ve received a lot of great feedback from our early testers who particularly love the ability to jump into a character’s shoes and become a new person. I’m going to attempt to explain why.
Jul 11, 2012 09:25 CEST Dramagame Here at Tribe Studios we’ve created a completely new genre of gaming altogether. Dramagame really is nothing like what the gaming industry has seen before. We’ve questioned the status quo and made sure that we provide a beautiful and special experience. But we’ve also been asked why we came up with Dramagame and what inspired us. I’ve crafted a list of what drove the team to create this game.
Jul 08, 2012 09:27 CEST Dramagame The mainstream video game industry is destroying itself. Between the annual releases of sequels for major game franchises and the push for more senseless and shocking violence, the quality of major games has not improved. But there is hope, and I see 3 steps to making better video games.