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GameSpot reports that Assassin's Creed: Valhalla creator Darby McDevitt talked about the game's narrative in an interview, describing the story structure as unique and unprecedented in any game he could think of. But he doesn't seem to explain the specifics of the narrative structure, which can be found in another article.
He says they're trying to tell the story in a unique way and see it as one of the game's distinguishing features. "Because the narrative structure of the game is different, it organizes the story experience in a way that I can think of that has never been seen in a game before, and it will definitely be a unique story structure for Assassin's Creed fans."
"I would go so far as to say that this is unique to any game," he added. I don't think anyone has ever experienced the drama that way, how we present it, how you accept it, it's very unique." He hopes to introduce players to the world by experimenting with different ways of presenting information.
He says they're trying to tell the story in a unique way and see it as one of the game's distinguishing features. "Because the narrative structure of the game is different, it organizes the story experience in a way that I can think of that has never been seen in a game before, and it will definitely be a unique story structure for Assassin's Creed fans."
"I would go so far as to say that this is unique to any game," he added. I don't think anyone has ever experienced the drama that way, how we present it, how you accept it, it's very unique." He hopes to introduce players to the world by experimenting with different ways of presenting information.
