Experimental "Game" Review - Le Morte D'Arthur

I dedicated the time I had left to finishing my project, as well as the experimental game and the "Dragon Speech" by Chris Crawford. I definitely found this experimental approach to video games interesting. I thought the characters and their interactions were very interesting, as well as the way they each thought. For instance, Arthur applying his knowledge of the Roman empire to the present was definitely unexpected, but it helped to define his character in an intriguing way.

It was extremely interesting to listen to Chris Crawford's Dragon Speech and learn about his philosophies on education and creation. I thought he was a very entertaining and inspiring speaker with his tones and ideas. One of his ideas that stuck closest to me was "sacrificing effectiveness for efficiency".

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