5207: Bethesdafield
| Bethesdafield |
 Made by: Manyhills |
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Environmental storytelling is the method of conveying narrative information not through direct text but through objects arranged in (you may want to sit down for this next bit) an environment: a physical environment, like the mise en scène of a theme park, or (more usually) a virtual environment, as in the world of a video game.
Alternatively, to quote games designer Ben Esposito's definition, "in game design, "environmental storytelling" is the art of placing skulls near a toilet".
Original strip: 2002-02-19.
Transcript[edit | edit source]
{Jon is looking at an empty fishbowl, surrounded by splashes of water. Garfield looks on smugly}
Jon: An empty fishbowl...
{Jon looks at Garfield}
Jon: Signs of a struggle, and a cat with a contented smile
Jon: Great environmental storytelling
Garfield {to reader}: Wait till he finds the skeleton
