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Composable Entertainment

Definition

Composable entertainment refers to digital experiences where various components, such as in-game assets, storylines, or virtual environments, can be independently owned, combined, and reused across different platforms or applications. This concept allows users to create novel experiences by assembling existing elements, fostering creativity and interoperability. It contrasts with traditional, closed entertainment ecosystems where assets are confined to a single product. The approach supports modular content creation.