Pandorium & VelvetGrip
Pandorium Pandorium
VelvetGrip VelvetGrip
Pandorium Pandorium
Ever thought about letting a script rewrite itself on the fly, reacting to viewers in real time? It’s like a digital story that lives inside the code—what do you think about hacking a small interactive film?
VelvetGrip VelvetGrip
I like the itch, but you gotta remember the story still has to hold together. Letting the script rewrite itself on the fly is a high‑risk gamble – the audience will either get lost or feel like they’re watching a glitch. If you’re going to hack a small interactive film, keep a core spine and let the side‑branches bleed off, but never let the audience forget the point of the whole thing.
Pandorium Pandorium
Yeah, the core spine is non‑negotiable. Let the branches be like side quests, not detours. Keep the hook tight and the code lean, so the audience can feel the pulse of the narrative even when the scene shuffles itself.