SOLUTIONS / Games and interactive stories
Connect character motives, player choices, and world state to carry the story forward.
01Dynamic NPCs
What a character knows, their relationships and their goals determine how they respond to the player. Quest outcomes are still handled by the game’s rules.
Guards the forest, and remembers the people who once helped him.
“First, tell me why you want to enter the forest.”
02Branching narrative
Your game records each choice in the story state, so characters can respond to what happened when the player returns.
The guard needs help, but your companion is urging you to leave.
Staying changed the guard’s attitude, and delayed your journey.
03Interactive worlds
Design the character’s identity, quests and surroundings together, so their expression stays true to the world.
IN PRACTICE
The player once helped the innkeeper recover a lost item. On a return visit, they ask about a missing caravan. The character decides how to respond based on that earlier help, the clues it currently has and its own concerns; quest changes are confirmed by game logic and written back to the world state.
CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE
Connect your business context, model outputs, and application feedback.
Understand people and context
Generates dialogue and action intents from the world state, the character’s beliefs and relationships.
Animate characters in real time
Renders the character’s real-time dialogue, expressions and physical reactions.
Generate scenes and video
Generates staged scenes, cutscenes and dynamic visuals for interactive storytelling.
Read quests, items, character relationships and ongoing events from the game system.
OmniSoul weighs the character’s goals and what it can know, then produces speech and action intents.
Game logic determines the outcome of the action, the character and scene models render the change, and the result is fed back to the character.
FROM PILOT TO PRACTICE
Test representative tasks at a small scale. Record inputs, model versions, and results, then refine the solution based on what you learn.
Access and availability depend on the model and release.Check whether characters reveal information they shouldn’t know or contradict events that have already happened in the game.
Compare different player behaviors and see whether relationships and later responses change accordingly.
Check transitions between quest changes, interrupted actions and multi-turn dialogue.
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