A peek at the future of interactive storytelling?

by Alex Rainert on November 9, 2009 · 20 comments

in Design,Design in the Wild,Gold Star,Inspiration,Product,Thoughts

I was completely blown away by this video the first time through. Such a simple, low-tech, solution produces such an amazingly rich, engaging experience that’s just bursting with possibility for further creativity.

While it’s just a concept at this point, you can see how it can make a new kind of storytelling available to the masses in a way that wouldn’t have seemed possible not that long ago.

There’s some more info here but it’s in Japanese.

  • kipbot

    This is pretty awesome. What's most exciting is that touchscreens needn't be limited to iPhone fairly soon. Now all we need is a present-day version of hypercard that takes the tech work out the storytelling. The XO has a nifty little piece of software called eToys, that allows for all sorts of interactions like the one showed above. (Of course I would go to XO.)

  • http://www.designvsart.com/ alexisbrion

    “Multipurpose” means “super-multipurpose” if we talk about the iPhone. Great prototype.

    Alex

  • http://www.i2fly.com/ vivek

    Awesome :)

  • Mrs. Brockhoff

    That was awesome! As a mother and early childhood teacher I am captivated (my boys as well). I can't wait to see how it all comes out. I will definitely be looking for updates on your project.

  • arainert

    Hi all, So glad so many people have enjoyed this post. To be clear, while I really love this project, it is by no means mine. I do plan on following where it goes and will try and post updates as they happen.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mei-Lin-Fung/508374285 Mei Lin Fung

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