When I write fiction, I usually start by creating a "skeletal" structure of sorts, when roughing out a first draft. This usually takes the form of condensed chunks of plot being strung together and shifted about until something resembling a complete story emerges. On this Devlog, we've already discussed the generalities of storytelling in a game, making choices and seeing consequences, and even character relationships. This time, we're going to talk about how it all comes together to actually make a game, and the broader scope of it all -- the delicate dance between gameplay and game experience.
