Emilia:

I like the concept of discovering the mystery as to why the world ended up the way it is. Maybe the player can come across a series of different objects/things and only some will assist the discovery of what actually happened. So the player thinks they've found the answer when really the so-called 'evidence' has no relevance at all.

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Kaja:

I like your idea for an essential experience. The mystery game idea sounds interesting. How would the plot progress when the character comes across these memories? Other than the memories I mean. Maybe one memory could hint to a location the character should go next? I think Horizon Zero Dawn would be good to take a look at in regards to the memories scattered around.

For the Narrative game: Maybe the character could be a time traveller? Maybe they suddenly were thrown into the future and had to figure out what happened in order to back and prevent it from happening?

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Kiera:

Play gone home

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Lio:

This concept is interesting and links into the lens of inherent interest and projection. It is a struggle when people have amnesia (make sure to do research into this to represent) and I like how it will be in the layout of a mystery game. Will this be MOMENTO style where there are hints via post-it notes or clues that will allude to the persons past?

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Molly:

I quite like the idea of a mystery game and triggering different memories. It could link to the lens of inherent interest as the player would become more immersed in the story and where it goes.

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