'FRAMED' Challenges Players to Re-Order Comic Strips to Alter Gameplay
Laura McQuarrie — June 15, 2017 — Tech
References: framed-game & itunes.apple
'FRAMED' is the name of an interactive comic book-style game that boasts an interesting premise. While most comic books, even the interactive ones, are usually laid out in such a way that tells a story in a fairly linear format, FRAMED gives players the chance to re-order the individual panels to change the way the story unfolds.
As well as boasting captivating visual scenes, animations and a dynamic narrative, the innovative, award-winning comic-inspired puzzle game is set to a jazz soundtrack that sets a gritty atmosphere for the noir game.
The independent game developer of FRAMED, Australia's Loveshack, have also followed up with the release of FRAMED 2, which introduces a continuation of the series.
As well as boasting captivating visual scenes, animations and a dynamic narrative, the innovative, award-winning comic-inspired puzzle game is set to a jazz soundtrack that sets a gritty atmosphere for the noir game.
The independent game developer of FRAMED, Australia's Loveshack, have also followed up with the release of FRAMED 2, which introduces a continuation of the series.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Storytelling Games - Game developers can create interactive storytelling experiences by allowing players to control the narrative.
2. Non-linear Gameplay - Game designers can explore non-linear gameplay and allow players to change the order of events in a game story.
3. Dynamic Soundtracks - Designers can create a more immersive experience and set the tone of a game through a dynamic, genre-specific soundtrack.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - Game developers can incorporate non-linear gameplay and interactive storytelling into their products to enhance engagement and enhance the player experience.
2. Animation & Comics - The comic book-style story format and the use of animation techniques in 'FRAMED' presents opportunities to bring new, interactive story-based comics to audiences.
3. Music - Composers and music producers can explore a diverse range of musical genres to create soundtracks for games that reflect the game's style and tone.
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