RenPy VS godot-ink

If you are interested in making narrative games or visual novels, another tool to consider is RenPy: https://www.renpy.org/

You either need coders or else people insane enough to teach themselves to code. This is what ILW uses: https://www.renpy.org/ Here’s a forum to ask questions, and the people there are usually quick to respond: https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/index.php?sid=04366131934d60f2a663082ea65fe490 There’s also a discord server for Ren’Py help. I think you can find it in the lemmasoft forums. Anyway I’d recommend trying to get started on figuring out the coding yourself. You can find writers and artists easily enough, but coders will be more difficult, because even if someone does know how to program, they don’t necessarily know the renpy language or how to code a VN. So as the head of this project I recommend you dive into renpy and start figuring out the programming using the links I shared ☺️

I guess if you want a really long list you could check out https://github.com/renpy/renpy/commits/master

Sounds like a question you should ask the Ren’py folks: https://github.com/renpy/renpy/issues

I never actually messed up with files, so I hope I'm correct. But looking at the original screen definition, the screen documentation, and the way actions are defined internally, here's what I would try.

if you wanna make something more quickly then a visual novel might be a way to go renpy. ive never used it but ive heard of it doing people good

Godot Ink

There's also a plugin for ink https://github.com/paulloz/godot-ink.

You could have a look at ink integration in Godot. Here is a repository for example: https://github.com/paulloz/godot-ink

I would say something like Inkle's Ink could do this easily, though it can be overwhelming to look at from the start. There are a couple of Godot integrations with Ink, both a C# one here and a pure GDScript one (though they warn it might be slow on large games). InkGD has a couple examples that use simpler Ink stories, so you might just look through that for the examples to start.