Games as Lit. 101 - Storytelling in Open Worlds @GameProf
Games as Lit. 101 - Storytelling in Open Worlds  @GameProf
Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This week we cover the basics of storytelling in open worlds by defining two different approaches to the concept, as well as discussing how they relate to storytelling and worldbuilding.

Music:
Arcade Academy, by Pixel Head -
soundcloud.com/pixel-head/arcade-acadmey

Art:
Jimi Bonogofsky-Gronseth - jimidoodle@blogspot.com

Website: gamesasliterature.com
Facebook: facebook.com/gamesasliterature

If you want to know which games we'll be talking about in the future, take a look at the episode schedule: gamesasliterature.com/?page_id=58

If you're inexperienced with video games and don't know some of the terminology in these videos, check out our Gamer's Glossary: gamesasliterature.com/?page_id=56
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