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The Friction Manifesto, or: Write Like A Combat Designer
You ever notice that we’re usually either talking or fighting? Role-playing games tend to think of conflict as a line you cross, a state that can’t be exited until one side is incapacitated. This works as a framing for combat…
Heart + Good Humour.
But not, like, humours. Though we do occasionally get melancholic.
Interactivity — Musicality — Texture
We’ve still barely scratched the surface of what games can be. I’m always digging for what’s new and what’s next, especially in branching character work and bold, inventive worldbuilding.
