Uncharted: Character Development in Non-Linear Spaces

Check out another amazing talk from GDC 2018 on storytelling and the writing behind open-world areas.

Check out another amazing talk from GDC 2018 on storytelling and the writing behind open-world areas. Naughty Dog’s Josh Scherr discussed the team’s story development techniques and some of the way you can use to develop characters in your games.

In this 2018 GDC talk, Naughty Dog’s Josh Scherr provides an overview of Naughty Dog’s story development techniques, followed by a detailed look at the writing process for The Lost Legacy’s open-world area.

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Uncharted: Character Development in Non-Linear Spaces

Check out another amazing talk from GDC 2018 on storytelling and the writing behind open-world areas. Naughty Dog’s Josh Scherr discussed the team’s story development techniques and some of the way you can use to develop characters in your games.

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