The buzz around The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is all about its camerawork, and rightly so. It’s gorgeous. But in an in-depth interview with Edge, the devs talked about how important non-obtrusive storytelling is. After all, if you’re going to create an environment that is indistinguishable from life, you don’t want to ruin it with some game-y bullshit like cut-scenes and disembodied voices. Right? “Voiceovers are the wrong way to go about it, because we trust the players,” they said. Instead, they are using a narrator who seldom opens his trap. The rest of the story is laid bare in environmental…