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Going past gamification to creating an actual game (example linked)!
I've been testing the limits of what Storyline can do over the years in various jobs/contracts/personal projects, and I finally took the time out to create something that can actually be shared with others!
In this example, I had to leverage tons of variables and states, audio/scene tricks and balancing, etc. to try and create one seamless experience.
The project contains an experience/leveling system (which opens up more options later on), branching paths, drag and drops, audio and video tricks, and all kinds of other things. If anyone is curious as to how I got anything to work, I'm free to answer here, which is why I started this discussion.
Link here: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/2bfcbdd5-79fc-4c47-834f-4a6b23701aa2/review
Very cool! I will dig into it a bit more to figure (try to figure) how it works. Thanks for the opportunity to ask questions.
No problem! It's so rare that I can actually post anything in public, so I finally took the opportunity to.
This project turned out fantastically! You really captured so many of the game aspects and aesthetics of mystery games and visual novels.
For the sections of the game that were mainly dialogue between characters, did that all happen on a single slide with different layers? Or did you come up with a different way to manage those interactions?Great game, looks great works well, thanks for sharing
What a great game! I'm amazed at what's possible with Storyline. In fact, we are only limited by our imagination. Did I understand correctly that at a certain point it doesn't go any further? I'd like to know who the murderer was. ;o)
This is beyond amazing! I would love to see and understand the behind the scenes that made this work.
I just went through it again and it was so engaging and well put together!! Impressive!
This is terrific! What did you use for your images/graphics? Also, I'm fairly new to Storyline, my goal is to make E-Learning Games for students. How were you able to create the transitions in the beginning? Thanks for being an inspiration!
