Hannah Nicklin

Examples of modes of game writing:
The game menu (settings, credits, etc.)
Loading screen matter
The game tutorial
The in-game UI (including prompts)
Ways of keeping track of progress (may or may not be a part of on-screen UI, i.e. accessed through a menu)
Characters talking to one another

Characters talking to themselves
Any narrator voices you might have
Credits sequence
Marketing – online
PR – press and partners

To flavour: add colour or flavour
To drive: drive the activity or story forwards
To situate: make the activity feel situated
To worldbuild: exposition about the world of the game
To instruct: communicate instructions
To remind: remind the player of what to do or how to do it
To hint: build hints or clues
To develop: build characters and shape their journey (exposition, change)