Nuevos puzzles narrativos: relaciones entre transmedia y game design

  • Durgan A. Nallar
  • Sofía B. Alamo
  • Valeria Drelichman
  • Facundo Colantonio
Keywords: transmedia storytelling; game design; playful structure; storytelling

Abstract

Transmedia storytelling represents an undoubtedly exciting challenge that reconfigures the role of designers and producers. While it is still an emergent field for the audiovisual industry, the videogame industry has been developing this kind of narratives for decades. Thus, from the designer view-point, when we think of transmedia storytelling, we are not thinking about anything but a colossal narrative game. For this reason, in this paper, we aim to answer the following questions: How are gamedesign and transmedia storytelling related? What have transmedia narratives already learned from game-design and what can they learn from it in the future? Our analysis aims to provide a methodology for the creation and development of new approaches. Our proposal is a workshop during which participants create narrative universes using game design strategies. This workshop was successfully taken by professionals and students, both at university and school.

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Published
2020-09-15
How to Cite
A. Nallar , D., Alamo, S. B., Drelichman , V., & Colantonio, F. (2020). Nuevos puzzles narrativos: relaciones entre transmedia y game design. Cuadernos Del Centro De Estudios De Diseño Y Comunicación, (110). https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi110.4058