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Is there a way to adapt the light novel format in a game engine?

>inb4 VN
VN feels like renpy clones, not like a real light novel.
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Something like Roadwarden?
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>VN feels like renpy clones
well, Ren'Py is a VN engine.
you can do a custom engine if you want, most pro studios do.

there's also Interactive Fiction engines like Twine (HTML), Inform, TADS, ADRIFT... although some of these will require the user to use an archaic and clunky interpreter to read them.

you could also just... publish the light novel as an Ebook and read it on an Ereader.
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I want to make something that feels more like a CYOA book and powerpoint presentation than a renpy game.
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rpgmaker>VN
rpgs are the superior story medium
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ren'py can do that. it's python code so you can alter it to your desires.

but it sounds like Interactive Fiction is what you're after.



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