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Test your Gamefiction storytelling knowledge.

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Hudaynazar Taganmuradow
Hudaynazar Taganmuradow
Uzbekistan

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Test your Gamefiction storytelling knowledge.

by Hudaynazar Taganmuradow
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Game fiction often uses narrative structures similar to novels.

2

Licensed properties cannot be used in game fiction.

3

World-building is central to many game fictions.

4

Indie developers frequently experiment with unconventional storytelling.

5

Game fiction always follows a single, linear storyline with no branching.

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Dialogue and cutscenes are common tools to tell the story.

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Characters in game fiction never break the fourth wall.

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Procedural generation is never used in narrative design.

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Player choices can lead to multiple endings.

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All games rely on real-time combat as their core mechanic.

 
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