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Narrative Storytelling In VR Through Gaming

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posted on 2025-08-08, 12:05 authored by Brycon Andrew Carpenter
Gaming has consistently been acknowledged as a storytelling medium for its signature ability to provide user interaction. As virtual reality becomes a more prominent gaming environment, it will be expected to carry on the tradition of storytelling. Currently, virtual reality is in a state of infancy, where products offer little sophistication and serve as amusements rather than storytellers. As this changeover takes effect, there are certain discrepancies which will hinder a transition from flat screen gaming to virtual reality gaming. In order to create a successful narrative driven virtual reality game, these discrepancies must be addressed in a meaningful way. This thesis will also experiment with the aforementioned differences by developing a virtual reality game in Unreal Engine 4.

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2017

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  • The Honors College

Language

English

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  • Open

Program of Study

Computer Science

Advisor

Dee Parks

Dissertation or Thesis Type

  • Undergraduate Honors Thesis

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