storytelling game

These are both storytelling games in which you use cards to trigger plot twists.

This style of storytelling game lent itself well to live-action role-playing games.

The game is a competitive storytelling game without a GM.

"And it was through storytelling games, or talking while we were doing something else, she started to talk about what it felt like during a competition."

A storytelling game is a game where two or more persons collaborate on telling a spontaneous story.

Such role-playing games extend an older tradition of storytelling games where a small party of friends collaborate to create a story.

Like other storytelling games Mage emphasizes personal creativity and that ultimately the game's powers and traits should be used to tell a satisfying story.

Games that emphasize plot and character interaction over game mechanics and combat sometimes prefer the name storytelling game.

The Storytelling Game is currently out of print, as are all games using the original Storytelling System.

The next morning I told myself that it was only a game, a storytelling game with a few extra fillips that writing an ordinary story didn't have.

The characters in the Prologue agree to participate in a storytelling game about a heroic princess in days of old, based on an ancient family chronicle.

An early design of a collaborative storytelling game not based in simulation was created by Chris Engle c. 1988 with his Matrix Game.

In 1994 he founded Hogshead Publishing, a now-defunct company specialising in role-playing and storytelling games, and ran it until its sale in 2003.

Role-playing games, suchs as Feng Shui and Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game.

She is featured in Dot's Story Factory, a storytelling game that kids can play online at the PBS Kids site.

Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game is a role-playing game based on the Street Fighter video game series.

In 1994, White Wolf released Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game based on the series and featuring characters from Super Street Fighter 2.

Puppetland: A Storytelling Game with Strings in a Grim World of Make-Believe is a role-playing game written by John Tynes.

Any number of other alternate forms may be used, many of which are variations on the term "gamemaster"; these variants are especially common in storytelling games derived from or similar to role-playing games.

The most popular modern storytelling games originated as a sub-genre of role-playing games, where the game rules and statistics are heavily de-emphasised in favor of creating a believable story and immersive experience for all involved.

Fantasy Imperium, An Interactive Storytelling game of Historical Fantasy is a role-playing game written by Mark O'Bannon and published by Shadowstar Games, Inc.

The storytelling game, set in an imaginary universe populated by unusual species and beings inspired by myths from Antiquity, Africa and the East, featured qualitative game mechanisms using a card game and a d20 System conversion.

Some role-playing game systems which describe themselves as "storytelling games" nevertheless use randomisers rather than story in the arbitration of the rules, often in the form of a contest of Rock, Paper, Scissors or a card drawn from a deck of cards.

For example, the Storyteller System used in White Wolf Game Studio's storytelling games calls its GM the "storyteller", while the rules- and setting-focused Marvel Super Heroes role-playing game calls its GM the "judge".

Jim's other published works include a novella titled "Lifting the Gingham Veil" in the Tales of the Seven Dogs Society anthology published by Abstract Nova and a big chunk of wordage contributed to the forthcoming EVE Storytelling Game by White Wolf Publishing.