What game do you think best showcases the future of interactive narratives?

[killamch89]

Interactive narratives evolve, experimenting with player agency and branching paths. Games like Detroit: Become Human demonstrated cinematic storytelling driven by choice, while AI Dungeon pushes generative storytelling boundaries. What game do you believe best represents the future of interactive narratives? Is it a AAA title integrating emergent AI companions, an indie title blending footage with gameplay, or a VR experience redefining immersion?

[Scorpion]

I think Detroit: Become Human does a fantastic job showcasing interactive narrative's potential. The branching storylines and impactful choices feel like a strong glimpse into the future of how we'll experience stories in games.

[killamch89]

The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe shows the future of meta-narrative by creating a dialogue between player, character, and narrator that constantly evolves based on your choices. The way it anticipates and comments on player behavior while examining the nature of choice itself creates a uniquely self-aware storytelling experience.