Readers of the Lost Artifacts: The Heaven's Vault Video Game
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2023
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Abstract
The award-winning video game Heaven's Vault stands out among a plethora of over-sensationalized representations of archaeology in video games and other media. The main character of the game is a woman of color named Aliya Elasra, whose primary weapon is her mind, which she uses to uncover a centuries-old mystery while unearthing the secrets of an ancient language. Set in a fantastical science fiction–inspired universe, the player engages in activities that gradually explain the game's world. With multiple endings and re-playability, Heaven's Vault offers an experience that is hard to pass up for fans of rich narrative, archaeology, and interactive puzzles.
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| Authors | Chris J. Ploetz |
| Journal | ADVANCES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE |
| Year | 2023 |
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10.1017/aap.2023.28
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