This is something that gets thrown around a lot regarding Dark Souls. Hopefully you'll appreciate this analysis, even if you're familiar with prior work.Ībove: Dark Souls and I can't Believe it's Not Dark Souls I'll try not to be too duplicative of previous writing. Another reason is that Dark Souls is a game most people are familiar with and perhaps have read other writing about. I'm starting with Dark Souls for a few reasons. (It sure is easy to find "think pieces" though!) My goal is to write about the design of games - the specific decisions that were made for an individual game that make the game what it is. It's hard to find writing on design, period, from either critics or developers. It's hard to find good writing on design.
Sietz calls this the "form" of the film, a term I'll use here, though I have little interest in "formalism."
This blog is inspired by Matt Zoller Seitz's Please, Critics, Write About the Filmmaking, the gist of which is that critics, rather than writing solely about how a film made them feel, should examine how the film made them feel that way.
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