Lore and Disorder: Approaches to Multiplayer Storytelling in Hackmud

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Hackmud
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Hackmud (2016)
Duration: 34:31
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Writer Chris Thursten explains how the player-driven sandbox of indie MMO Hackmud has provided an opportunity to experiment with multiplayer storytelling - from weaving lore into puzzle design to encouraging players to think like historians (and what happens when they don't.)



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