moonsharp VS fungus

Some of you may be familiar with MoonSharp LUA interpreter for C#, often use in Unity engine to add scripting support to your game. That's what we took as a base for writing the code for abilities. Each ability can subscribe to different events such as whenever a card takes damage, is placed on the field or ability is used manually on some specific targets. Besides having event handlers we needed a way to specify some metadata like mana cost of abilities, cooldown, icon, etc. and in the first iteration of the system we had a pair of JSON metadata file and LUA code file.

Rather than making your own language, just add Lua to your project. Moonsharp is pretty good with Unity...

Visual scripting should be very high level and easy to extend by developers. I've used few inhouse tools along with stuff like Fungus and playmaker.

Unity with a plugin called fungus( it's made for that ) Homepage: https://fungusgames.com/

Remember seeing this (https://github.com/snozbot/fungus),I haven't used it though

The thing about Ink is its Unity integration is rather barebones. However, Fungus has a lot of dialog UI and other hooks, ready to be used. So what if Ink could be read by Fungus...it should be possible to parse/convert Ink into Fungus-Lua. I once converted a Ren'Py story into Fungus-Lua so converting Ink to Fungus-Lua should be doable. Fortunately this is not necessary because the Ink-Fungus Gateway exists! With it, a Gateway system is used to make both systems work with each other.