ELLA wrote: Mon Oct 30, 2023 11:08 pm Hey everyone! I've been playing a lot of story-driven games recently, and I'm amazed at how much the choices we make in these games can impact the narrative.
What are your thoughts on this?

These games often reflect real-life moral dilemmas and consequences, making them thought-provoking. Plus, they encourage multiple playthroughs to explore different story paths, adding to their entertainment value.

Falcon237 wrote: Mon Oct 30, 2023 11:14 pm I've also noticed that some games, like "Mass Effect," allow choices from previous games to carry over to the sequels. It creates a sense of continuity and investment in the world and characters. It's like our decisions ripple through the entire series.

You're absolutely right. Videogames like “Mass Effect” that allow players’ choices to be accumulated between sequels engender a feeling of continuity and investment in the game world and characters. This addition to the narration makes players feel like they have a direct effect on the happenings and therefore they are involved emotionally. It’s one of the strongest communication tools in the industry of gaming.

In story-driven games, the decisions we make have a profound impact on both the narrative and our emotional experiences. These choices not only shape the story but also engage us on a deeper level, making each playthrough a unique and personal journey. It showcases the incredible influence of player agency on the storytelling in gaming.

yes its right, the impact of player choices in story-driven games adds depth and complexity to the gaming experience. It allows players to shape the narrative and immerse themselves in a world where their decisions matter, making each playthrough unique and engaging which i enjoyed more personally. i am looking for this kind off games.