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|a Video game writing :
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|c Maurice Suckling, Marek Walton.
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|a Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Note on the Second Edition; About the Authors; Part I Games Writing in Context; Chapter 1 A Brief History of Game Stories; Game Story: The 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s; Game Story: The 1980s; Game Story: The 1990s; Game Story: 2000-2005; Game Story: 2006-2010; Game Story: 2011-2016; Conclusion; Exercises; Project; Part II What Do Games Writers Do? And How Do They Do It?; Chapter 2 Decoding And Devising the Brief; Briefs and Expectations; Game Genres; Checklist for Briefs; Discussions; Exercises.
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|a Chapter 3 NDAs & ContractsNon-Disclosure Agreements; Sample Non-Disclosure Agreement; Contracts; Sample Confidential Services Agreement; Exercise; Project; Chapter 4 Collaboration: Team Us; Part of the Team; Who Are We?; A Team within a Team; Exercises; Project; Chapter 5 Narrative Design; Defining Story Space; Case Study: Unsolved Crimes; Other Design Structures; Exercises; Projects; Chapter 6 Outlines & Treatments; The Outline; Outline Sample; The Treatment; Projects; Chapter 7 Character Documents; How to Create a Character Document; Research; Example Characters; Example Analysis.
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|a Character SidesExercises; Chapter 8 Environmental Storytelling; Theory; Mise-en-Scène; Bioshock; Process; Frob; Walkthrough; Hints and Tips; Exercises; Projects; Chapter 9 Writing Scripts; Types of Script; Dialogue Tools; Environmental Script Example; Cut Scene Format; Exercises; Projects; Chapter 10 Editing; Spelling, Spacing, and Grammar; Dialogue; Word and Character Counts; Tone of Voice; Tone of Voice in Line with Character; Game World Text (Story Prose); Exercises; Chapter 11 Consultancy; Macro Elements; Micro Elements; Boundaries and Limitations; Exercises; Project.
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|a Chapter 12 Adaptations: Turning Other Things Into GamesKey Questions; Case Study: Coronation Street; Exercises; Project; Chapter 13 Other Roles of the Games Writer; Additional Story Documents; Limbo Player Journey; Adam English Backstory; Back of Box Copy; Instruction Manual; Guide Book; Associated Prose Novel; Trailers; Audio Casting and Direction; Motion-Capture Consultancy and/or Direction; Website Copy and Other Elements; Exercises; Projects; Part III Beyond the Basics; Chapter 14 Why Have Stories At All?; Story Logic versus Game Logic; The Argument against Story in Games.
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|a The Argument for Limited StoryThe Argument for Story as Gameplay; Exercises; Projects; Chapter 15 What is Plot and How does it Work?; What Is Plot?; How Does Plot Work?; Exercises; Project; Chapter 16 Other Resources for Writers: More Than Movies; Movies; Television; Theater; Audio Books; Short Stories; Graphic Novels; Novels; Choose Your Own Adventure Books; Games; Summary; Exercises; Chapter 17 Marrying Design And Story: Driver 76 Case Study; Sequence 1: Setting Up the Game and Story; Sequence 2: The First Payoff; Sequence 3: Adding Complications; Sequence 4: Shifting Character Gears.
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