![]() ![]() It's about people with a sense of duty and honor trying to make the right decision in a complex, changing world. You could tell a Star Trek story without a ship! And while there is often some kind of adventure, or some kind of mystery – and Star Trek: Resurgence does lean into those elements – your earlier question pointing to moral and ethical dilemmas was right on target. You could tell a Star Trek story without Starfleet. It's a big tent, in which you can tell a lot of different kinds of stories. What do you consider the essential elements of Star Trek that you have to include for it to be a Star Trek story?ĭM: Since it first went on the air about 55 years ago, the Star Trek universe has grown into an incredibly vast and rich tapestry. We want to make a Star Trek game that only we can make. We've made many story-focused games together, and have a lot of experience adapting different IPs into an interactive medium. Kent Mudle, cinematic director: We did our research of course, but the kind of game we're making is based on the unique strengths of our team. And ultimately, that experience has a greater impact on this game than something else that came before. But we also put a lot of stock in our experience making this very specific type of game, and knowing what it takes "under the hood" (or down in engineering, if you will) to craft a compelling interactive story. ![]() You need to understand what makes a franchise special, so you don't just end up with something that superficially looks like the IP, but doesn't feel like it. We did a lot of research before beginning development on Star Trek: Resurgence – it's a critical part of the process of making a good licensed game. DM: It's certainly important to know what else is out there. ![]()
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