AI Story Game Creator

Build a pick-a-path game from characters, scenes and choices.

Create a safe branching story map where every choice can lead to a new scene, ending or challenge.

Project dashboard

AI Story Game Workspace

Start with a character, then build scene cards and connect choices into different outcomes.

Draft saved locally

AI Story Engine

? Choose

One hero, many worlds

Pixel quests, block-builder characters and AI story choices collide in one creator playground.

Choose a starting point

How do you want to create this hero?

Start from a sketch or build the character with guided prompts.

Drawing import

Create From Drawing

Upload drawing

No drawing uploaded yet

Notes about the drawing (description) Art style (look)

Image-to-image generation will use this upload as a high-fidelity reference in the next build step.

Step 1

Create Your Main Character

Character name Character prompt (description)

Character type (what they are) Personality Visual style (look) Safety tone (rules)

Drawing the hero. The pixels are doing push-ups.

Saved character

No image yet

No character yet

Add a character to begin the AI Story Game flow.

Type Style

Step 2

Name The Game And Build The Cover

Game title Tagline (short slogan)

Game vibe (genre mood) Cover style (poster look) Title logo style (word art) Cover mood (feeling)

Cover prompt (AI instructions) for approval

Tiny dance break. The cover oven is preheating.

Game cover preview

Game vibe (genre mood)

Untitled Quest

Create a character, title and vibe to begin.

The AI creates the poster art. OPREALM places the title/logo layer on top so the words stay crisp.

Step 2

Create A Scene Card

Scene prompt (what happens)

Camera angle (view) Background (place) Character (who appears) Scene art style (look) Mood (feeling) Scene type (job) Choice count (paths)

Lock scene art style (look) to the saved character style Use saved heroes and previous scenes as visual references (style guides)

Scene images will inherit the saved character style.

16:9 scene card preview (wide game view)

Build wide cinematic scene cards.

16:9 Web Scene preview

The same scene adapts to a wider game view.

Step 3

Choose The Story Text Banner

Banner text (words on screen)

0 / 180 characters

Banner style (text box look) Game UI theme (menu style) Overlay piece (banner art) Button piece (choice button art) Banner size (box art) 66% Button size (choice art) 22% Text font (letter style) Text size (letter size) Text color (letter color) Text alignment (line position) Text tone (writing voice) Text box width (line wrap) 56%

One fixed banner size keeps the scene playable. Keep the text short so it stays readable on desktop and tablet screens.

Banner layer preview (text overlay)

Text sits over the bottom of the scene card.

Branching map (choice paths)

Connect choices to scenes

Choice Routing (where choices go)

Select a scene card (story moment) Scene title Scene prompt (what happens)

Scene type (job) Choices (paths)

If player is in scene And selects Send them to Arrow direction (map line)

Select cards to edit them. Use Move to drag cards. Use Connect, then click a card dot, to add one deliberate branch.

Playable preview (test play)

Your story will appear here

Create a character and at least one scene card to preview the pick-a-path flow.

01Character saved

Not ready yet

02Scene cards (story moments)

Add at least 3 scene cards

03Safety check

No personal info, DMs, school names or unsafe choices.

04Library submission

When ready, submit through the Publish section below.