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Displaying narratives for players

One important thing to consider was how to naturally guide players who don't know my contents/concepts/etc. I know mine already, so for me everything is clear, without detailed background.
But from strangers' perspectives missing details might trigger confusions. Thus I wanted to design some narratives.

-Contextualisation

My game makes the most sense when it's placed in shopping street in den Haag, given the storyline of the game.
When we searched and scout the spots, I and Kendal, Clara visited a shop called "Collective Swan" in one of the main shopping streets.

Intro and Outro in the game

- In the intro, I could put some description like "You are a ball living in the city, and your ball friends are missing!

Web landing page

Hotspot zone 4 Shopping street : [1]
Hotspot zone 5 Pigoen plaza : [2]

-Narratives :
-Aesthetics :

Implying city landscape : Greyish background
Billboard ads : Bold background colors

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 But from strangers' perspectives missing details might trigger confusions.
 Thus I wanted to design some narratives.
+===-Contextualisation===
+My game makes the most sense when it's placed in shopping street in den Haag, given the storyline of the game. <br>
+When we searched and scout the spots, I and Kendal, Clara visited a shop called "Collective Swan" in one of the main shopping streets.
 ===Intro and Outro in the game===
 - In the intro, I could put some description like <i>"You are a ball living in the city, and your ball friends are missing!</i>
 ===Web landing page===
--Contextualisation : <br>
-My game makes the most sense when it's placed in shopping street in den Haag, given the storyline of the game.
 Hotspot zone 4 Shopping street : [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/PrototypingTimes/HOTSPOTS/4%20shoppingstreet/Savior/]
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