1. Create Characters
Start with a drawing or description, then lock in the hero style.
Story game how-to
Create an AI story game, step by step.
This guide shows young creators how to go from one hero idea to a playable pick-a-path story with a cover, scene cards, choices, endings and safe publishing.
CharacterGame CoverStory EngineScene CardsStory Map
Step 1
Create Your Hero
Choose a drawing, description or prompt builder.
NameStylePersonality
Hero preview
Character consistency locked.
2. Make A Cover
Add title, genre, vibe and audience so the game has a strong first impression.
3. Build The Story
Generate scenes, choices, twists and endings using the story map.
4. Preview & Publish
Test the choices, check safety, then submit to the reviewed marketplace.
Creator walkthrough
Follow the story game flow.
01
Create a hero from a drawing or idea.
Open the Character tab. Choose whether to upload a drawing or use the prompt builder. Add the hero name, what they are, their personality, and the visual style.
- Use clear character details like hair, eyes, outfit, ears, species and colors.
- Pick the same visual style you want scene cards to use later.
- Save the hero before moving to the next step.
01Create From Drawing
Upload sketch or artwork.
02Prompt Builder
Name, type, style and safety tone.
Hero 1 readyHero 2 optional
02
Choose the title, genre, audience and vibe.
Move to Game Cover. Add the game title, audience, genre and short direction. OPREALM turns those details into a cover prompt for approval.
- Keep the title short and memorable.
- Pick an audience so the story tone stays age-appropriate.
- Use the cover to set the whole game mood.
Game title
Dragon Portal Quest
Fantasy RPG, brave hero, magical choices.
03
Generate a branching story script.
Use the Story Engine to create a scene-by-scene plan with choices, plot twists and different endings. This becomes the backbone of the playable story.
- Happy, sad, cliff-hanger and satisfying endings can all exist in one map.
- Each choice should lead somewhere meaningful.
- You can edit the story direction before making scene images.
Start Scene
The hero enters the portal.
Choice A
Follow the glowing path.
Choice B
Wake the sleeping guardian.
Ending
Victory, twist or retry path.
04
Create 16:9 scene cards one by one.
Use Scene Cards to generate each visual story moment. Approve the image, edit it with a prompt if needed, then create the next scene in order.
- Keep the same saved hero and visual style locked in.
- Use previous scene cards to keep the look consistent.
- Enlarge images before approving if you need to inspect details.
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05
Add the Banner UI text layer.
Pick a banner style, font, color, text size and alignment. Drag the text box into the right area and make sure the question or narration stays readable.
- Short text works best on scene cards.
- Use white text on dark images and dark text on light banners.
- Resize banner and button elements until the card feels balanced.
06
Connect the choices in the Story Map.
Open Story Map. Use the dots on each scene card to connect routes so players can see how each choice leads to another moment or ending.
- Make sure every button has a destination.
- Keep the map readable with clear scene names.
- Test the story path from beginning to ending.
Start
Choice A
Choice B
Ending
Final check
Preview, approve and publish safely.
Before publishing, play through the story, check each scene image, confirm the text is readable, and make sure every choice is kind, age-appropriate and safe.
Ready to build one?