Difference between revisions of "To Pause Time with Gameworld Agency"
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Pausing with gameworld agency occurs when gameworld time has been completely stopped, but the player maintains some means of enacting change within the gameworld. This is often in the form of equipping items or configuring menus.
Examples: Kingdom Hearts, Resident Evil
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Examples
Strong Examples
Okami
In Okami, the player may pause the gameworld and use the “astral brush” to compose special moves. When paused, the gameworld is rendered as if it was painted on a scroll to enforce the idea that the player is marking on a static depiction of the gameworld.
