Elder Scroll V: Skyrim

Quests help guide the player through the ideas of the developer, progressing them through new environments, introduce them to fictional characters, teach them how to engauge in combat, all while masking the experience in some form of narritive. It becomes an [[interactive]] experience for the players to both learn the game and enjoy themselves. In this form of developer led story telling, players are putting thier trust in what the creator of the game will provide for the time spent in game. We go into the game with little knowledge other than what assumptions we may already possess

Joseph Campbell has a theory called The Hero’s Journey in where an individual is shown in a mundane world, called to an adventure, and goes on the adventure. In the adventure, the individual goes on the path of trials that consisting of making new friends, new mentors, new enemies, facing new challenges, gaining new skills, and new knowledge. When the individual comes back to their mundane world, they are the master of two worlds through their new experiences they've gained in the adventure. The Hero’s Journey has been repeated in literature and films through many years: two examples that have The Hero’s Journey are the films, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief.

There are several different genres to choose from for entertainment. One genre is an Epic which is a bizarre story with a lot of unbelievable happenings. A good example of an epic is Raiders of the Lost Ark.

The Hobbit is a great fantasy novel. It has many great aspects. Such as, a vast amount of supernatural beings, including trolls, that are only found within fantasy novels. In addition, the plot of the novel has the classic struggle between a kind and courageous protagonist and an evil and sinister antagonist. Lastly, The Hobbit contains one element that all can agree is only found within the realm of fantasy. Magic. The unique characteristics found in The Hobbit make it a prime example of the fantasy genre.

The reason why i chose this game is because as a Star Wars fan i could not imagine what it would be like to play an actual Star Wars video game, i was drawn in by the fun Lego design and then stayed for the tricky but fun game play. All of these adventures take place in the Star Wars galaxy, within the game you will be able to travel to your destination of choice. When you begin the game you only have the option of being Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui Gon Jinn, or C3P-O, you will be able to switch characters among these 3, each of them have their own special talents which will come in handy for different missions. The purpose of this game is to achieve each of the missions at the begining of each chapter, usually you will have to fight your way through and use the force to enable door and hatches

In both the movie and book, Ender’s Game offers a great variety of events. Both were very interesting pieces, but they were told in different ways. There was things in both versions that made it unique and have its own spin to the story. In addition, there were some similarities and differences that could be seen, and others that were hardly recognizable. This shows us that we can’t just skip the book and watch the movie because it is different in its own way.

choose from. They all have different hair and clothes, but most of the avatars are boys. In the game there are lots of obstacles to overcome. One of the harder obstacles are Baddies. Baddies are bad guys that can do anything from zapping to punching you which cause you to lose health. The characters in move around in the game by the arrow keys, up key to jump and left and right keys to move from left to right. All characters in Lava La La Land move on the x and y axes. The characters reach the next level once they make it across the first three stages without losing all their life.

The fantasy genre is a genre that gives the writer a lot of potential, but writers today aren’t utilizing the tools that the genre grants them. Fantasy allows writers to handcraft unique worlds. Worlds that can defy every law known to mankind. Worlds that can entice the mind. Worlds that can be whatever you want them to be.

At the beginning, a player will choose one kind of characters like high-elf, wood-elf, redguard, or breton,.... Each character type will have some weakness and advantages like redguard will be good at using one handed weapon, but bad at using magic. High elf and wood elf will be good at using magic but can not use weapons. The character that players choose will response for each obstacles that they face in the game. The dragons and bandits in the game will be stronger since the character’s strength increases. This keep players from getting too bored of defeating their enemies. Moreover, the critical things that keep the game balance is the operation rule, constitutive rule, and implicit rule. These rule help the player follow the game process and using the correct logic to win the game. For example, a player could not solo face to face with a dragon, so they have to hide and wait for a good time to attack which make the game more realistic and fascinating. In Skyrim, the skill is more important than chance since most of enemies will be stronger than the player. The chance to win an enemies is very low, unless that player have a good strategies which is not always work. Usually, players need to get a better equipment by doing the side quests which is the main purpose of the game developers. Defeating many enemies and facing different obstacles will also give players more skill and experiences to

The Elder Scrolls and Middle Earth seem to draw water from the same lake, as their style of the genre is similar to each other. J. R. R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth is created within a specific genre know as high fantasy which can be defined as a subgenre of fantasy, either by its setting in an imaginary world or by the epic stature of its characters, themes, and

Dark Souls II is an example of both emergent and progressive game play. The progressive gameplay comes from the game levels being pre-designed. The narrative of Dark Souls II is an example of a purely emergent narrative because the player is in control of how they unfold the plot. I would guarantee that most players couldn’t even tell you what the plot of the game was if asked after a play through. In order to play the game players do not even have to know the plot of the story.

Whenever you pop the game into the console (or open it digitally in my case), you are greeted to one of my favorite themes from any adventure game. I often found myself waiting until the song dragonborn had played to press the menu button in order to continue on. The score gets you

With its unique, interactive, and even shocking storyline, minimalist gameplay, and plot twist, Portal creates a game experience like no other video game. While the gameplay is rather simple, the game itself is rather brilliant, especially with its storyline. Portal also introduces aspects of gender issues and feminism, with the only playable character being a female.

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor a third-person open adventure game published by Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment. The world is set in barbaric times, land of the orcs patrolling areas keeping a watchful eye on the humans they keep as prisoners forced to serve the captains and its army, consisting of uneven dry terrain, caves, large buildings and castle's surrounded by impenetrable walls, weapon racks and orc camps scattered around the world.

Skyrim continues to be one of the most popular games in the world. Much of the success of the game does belong to stunning storytelling and a great soundtrack. However, the continued