Emotion Weaver is a narrative-driven visual novel built in C++ using SFML. The game centers around emotionally driven choices, branching dialogue, and a fate system that determines the player’s outcome.
Players navigate multiple story areas, interact with characters, and make decisions that influence emotional states such as Hope, Calm, Anger, and Sadness — ultimately shaping the story’s ending.
- Custom dialogue system with multiple response options
- Emotion system that dynamically affects story progression
- Fate meter influenced by player choices
- Character interaction system
- Menu and instruction screens built with SFML
- Scenario and scene management
- Asset management for textures and audio
- C++
- SFML
- Object-Oriented Programming
- State-based game architecture
- Visual Studio
- Open the project in Visual Studio
- Ensure SFML is properly installed and linked
- Build the project in Debug or Release mode
- Run the executable from Visual Studio
Note: SFML binaries are not included and must be installed separately.
- Designing modular systems for narrative-driven games
- Managing game state and branching dialogue in C++
- Implementing an emotion-based decision system
- Structuring a medium-sized C++ project
- Using SFML for rendering, input, and UI
- Save and load system
- Expanded branching storylines
- Additional emotional states and outcomes
- Audio and visual polish
This project is licensed under the MIT License.