[arg_discuss] Trend 1: Broader Games

[Brian Clark]

Maybe the more telling question is what people DON'T think is a part of that
trend. To me, that's a constant trend in all independent art -- the quest to
expand the accessibility without sacrificing the specialness.

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Subject: Re: [arg_discuss] Trend 1: Broader Games

I think the Battle Over Promicin falls into that category.  I was  
calling it an "extended reality experience," but danged if we need  
any more abbreviations running around in here. ;)

Maybe World Without Oil is in there, too?  Sometimes it's hard for me  
to judge if I'm too close to a thing.

-D.

On Sep 18, 2007, at 10:31 AM, Andrea Phillips wrote:

>

> So please, tell me as many examples as you can think of, from the last

> year or so, of games or experiences that are ARG-lite, or use strong

> elements of ARGs, while arguably not going in for the whole kit and

> kaboodle.

>

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