Why there are so many games based on fairy tales – analysis of the Slavic setting
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Koschey, Baba Yaga, Serpent Gorynych, Ivan the Fool, Vasilisa the Wise, Sword Kladenets... Images familiar to us from childhood. They are understandable to everyone and, due to the fact that they are inextricably linked with fairy tales, are quite simple in nature. And they seem unable to reach a modern adult audience. But what if this is not the case? And you can squeeze out great stories from this material, without straying far from the original.
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00:00 — In some kingdom...
02:44 — History of the Slavic setting
06:04 — What is the setting
08:30 — Black Book
10:42 — The Tales of Bayun
13:13 — Papsuev and his Tales of Old Rus'
16:16 — Slavania, Vasilisa and the Song of the Spear
19:50 — Working with folklore material
21:16 — Why the Slavic setting is popular
22:30 — Tales of indigenous peoples
23:50 — That’s the end of the fairy tale
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