How I Made This Digital Board Game in Storyline 360

Kai Dean
By Kai Dean

Screenshot of a question card from the game. At the top is a trivia question. Below it are four answers the player can choose from.

When a company needed to quickly pivot its in-person board game to an online digital version, Storyline 360 came to the rescue. And the result won DemoFest’s Best in Show: Vendor award at Learning Solutions 2023!

In this behind-the-scenes project tour from creator Kai Dean, you’ll discover creative ways to use Storyline 360 features—like dials, question banks, states, triggers, and variables—to replicate common aspects of board games.

If you want to play the game, check it out here.

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Debra Mascott
10 months ago07/12/23 at 4:23 pm (UTC)
Perfect timing! I am creating an interactive lesson for a professor. It is a business case study about LEAN/Agile Management. The case is about Caesar's Palace and its operations. I am using a roulette wheel as the Main Menu with 12 slices (one for each topic). It spins, I use Hotspots to jump to 12 scenes. I use States to indicate visited (checkmark). The only piece I haven't figured out is the "stop" point. (It is necessary for the students to click on the slices in clockwise order. I could use some help. Can we connect?
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