You know, some of the most interesting proposals people have given about how one could tackle the...

You know, some of the most interesting proposals people have given about how one could tackle the PASSENGERS fix it I wrote has been in developing it as a video game.  Which is not a medium I am well familiar with (I suck at video games guys.  Truly.  This is not an exaggeration) and so hadn’t considered as a story-telling format.  But the minute it was proposed it seemed like the most effective route to tell a story like this.

And I just want to say that: iamnoonewhoareyouiamnoonewhoareyou.tumblr.com made what I thought was a really novel suggestion in that one person must play as Protagonist. Eventually die. And then hand off their game history to another player so that Player 2 can continue the narrative.

There’s a creative writing group exercise wherein a person puts down an line in a story and then passes it on to the next person to add to it.  And it sort of reminds me of that.

And as I am so poorly acquainted with video games I don’t know if anyone’s done a thing like that.  But it is a really interesting idea in encouraging collaborative gameplay.  And I wanted to share.


Part of why I decided to put the post out there was to see how others would add on to.

I’m really awe-struck.

You’re all a clever bunch.

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