THE ROLE OF HYPERTEXT AND HYPERNARRATIVES IN GAME DESIGN

Abstract

This article examines the complex role of hypertext and hypermedia in the field of game design and their profound impact on interactive storytelling. Hypertext and hypermedia, which refer to interconnected text and multimedia components, are steadily gaining importance in the field of game design, offering many new possibilities for storytelling, player action, and creating immersive experiences. Through a thorough review of relevant literature and insightful case studies, this article delves into the widespread use of hypertext and hypermedia in the field of game design. This highlights their remarkable potential for increasing player engagement and enriching storytelling, thereby facilitating a deeper and more engaging gaming experience. This study not only highlights the contemporary relevance of these design elements, but also highlights their growing importance in shaping the future of interactive storytelling in games. The use of hypertext and hypermedia can allow designers to create more engaging and adaptable narratives, thereby improving the overall gaming experience.