April 15, 2025 - 19:42
In an innovative blend of literature, folklore, and technology, a new course invites students to delve into the world of monster creation. This unique class encourages participants to explore the depths of classic horror and fantasy, asking the provocative question: What would Dracula do?
Students are tasked with developing their own monsters, drawing inspiration from iconic figures in literature and mythology. By merging storytelling with computer science, they learn how to bring these creatures to life through programming and design. The course not only focuses on the technical aspects of game development but also emphasizes the importance of narrative and character development, allowing students to craft compelling stories around their creations.
As they navigate the complexities of monster lore and the psychology behind fear, students are challenged to think critically about what makes a monster truly terrifying. This engaging course promises to reshape the way future creators approach storytelling and character design in the realm of gaming and beyond.
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