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Egyptian Adventure Storylines What sets a simple treasure hunt apart from an actual adventure is the story. Video game designers caught on to this many years ago and now have big budgets for developing compelling stories for their games. If the player is pulled into the story, they'll be more engaged in the game. These storylines have been expanded upon to included full treasure hunt outlines - click HERE to see more. You
can either create one of your own, or choose from one of our example
Egyptian archeology adventure scenarios below: 1.
Have them search for a missing professor and/or his research.
Professor Charles Thorndyke, the reknown explorer and archeologist,
made a recent discovery in the lower delta of the Nile - a new
set of grave ante-chambers that have to date been previously unexplored.
However, once he went public with his discovery, the professor
has disappeared along with his research (before he publicly announced
WHERE the find exactly was.) The adventurers must find out what
happened to the professor. Along the adventure they can find traces
of his research suggesting different places the professor might
be. You can let the plot thicken by having him kidnapped or simply
put him at the end with him simply fearing for his life because
of the threats he got once he went public (that others would kill
for his information.) |
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