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Designing Interactive Narratives

Skov et al., 2000

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5563342236979415698
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Skov M
Andersen P
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Research has indicated that the design of interactive narratives is a difficult and challenging task. Interactive narratives exhibit features and characteristics from story telling or film and differ from more conventional software systems by being functionally more complex and by …
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