Adaptive Game 🎮 Development Chatbase Interactive-adaptive narrative tool

Example

Developers can design games where key plot points evolve based on player decisions. For instance, in a narrative-driven game, choosing to save a character may lead to different story arcs, available quests, and endings.

Scenario

In a fantasy RPG, the player's choice to side with the elves or dwarves significantly alters the game's world, available allies, and the player's perception by other characters.

Example

This feature allows for the creation of complex dialogues that reflect the personalities of characters and the history of player interactions. A character might become more friendly or hostile based on past player choices.

Scenario

In an adventure game, a player's consistent choice to use diplomacy over aggression makes certain characters more receptive and unlocks unique dialogue options and quests.

Example

Games can include puzzles that adapt in difficulty based on the player's success or struggles, ensuring a balanced challenge. This can include altering puzzle mechanics or hints.

Scenario

In a mystery game, if a player fails to solve a puzzle multiple times, the game provides additional clues or simplifies the puzzle to maintain engagement without frustrating the player.