Storytelling in social games
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Wooga Head of Studio, Sebastian Nussbaum, talks storytelling in social games. Talk delivered at the Rewrite the Web conference in Berlin, 4th October 2013.
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Storytelling in social games
- 1. Sebastian Nußbaum Head of Studio at Wooga Storytelling in social games
- 4. 30 12
- 5. What is a social game?
- 6. Free to play
- 7. Free to play Play with friends
- 8. Pay to get special content Free to play Play with friends
- 12. Set in 1920s…New york?
- 13. adventurers
- 14. How did we approach it?
- 16. • Scenes • Super basic murderlove story
- 20. The story is NOT strong enough!
- 21. Stop, continue, fix it?
- 22. How did we fix it?
- 23. 1. Change writer and process
- 24. Steve Altman
- 25. 2. Change story but keep vision
- 37. People die
- 41. 3. Let the team own the story
- 42. Storytelling isn't only for writers!
- 45. Story
- 49. Have the right writer
- 50. Have the right writer Let the team own the story
- 51. Have the right writer Let the team own the story Don’t be afraid of drastic changes
- 53. Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- Utilizes social networksMostly casualaudience
- Unique story perspective
- To do that i needed a strong story
- Super basic murder love story
- To naive
- How do you tell a story which has no end?Linear story but no univereIt was not episodicPresence of the story
- Narration und Interaktion wie Computerspielen lassen sich genauso Geschichten erzählen, wie mit den klassischen Medien Buch und Film. Auch der
- Read on skypeYou need to work togetehr to find outYou cannot heart my feelings
- Liner to global narrative
- Open to change anything
- Huge cast
- "Storytelling isn't only for writers, It needs to be a collaborative effort."
- Alles hat ein ende nur die wurst hat zwei