I forgot an important game: The Secret World (Funcom/Ragnar Tørnquist). Seems like it could be an important addition to storytelling in multiplayer games.
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Originally Posted by zane
But since by "interactive storytelling" you apparently mean any game that has a story in it (mass effect and final fantasy???).... the list isnt actually very big  |
No, I'm thinking of games where you use interactivity to progress the story - that way of telling stories is not exclusive to adventure games
While RPGs usually focus on combat, quite a few of them let you shape the story via "direct" choices and/or gameplay (gameplay-wise it's obviously less often than in adventure games, but still...). Games like Final Fantasy XIII-2, the Mass Effect series and the Fallout series let you do that
