u/WeestWard

Do Dinosaurs Automatically Equal Sci Fi?

This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but it's something I'm curious about. While topics like time travel, robots, and aliens automatically mark a story as science fiction, does the same apply to dinosaurs and prehistoric animals?

I recently submitted a story to a magazine that was promptly rejected (which a part of me knew it would be) yet as I open my notebook to begin drafting a new one, I began to wonder if dinosaurs in it of themselves makes something belong to the science fiction genre or if there has to be more present elements to put it in there. Especially if it isn't your standard time travel or genetic revival story.

Again, if this is a no brainer forgive me for my ignorance.

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u/WeestWard — 9 days ago

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Implementing Core Gameplay

Hello!

I'm trying to make a shitpost romance simulator game for my own mini game jam. However I've stumbled across the hurdle of not really knowing how to approach it.

The core gameplay loop is that whenever you pick your romantic interest, you have a specific set of dialogue you must respond to. The right answers raises the meter, the wrong answers lowers it, and there is a neutral one that doesn't change the meter at all.

My issue lies with how to actually start with the bones. I've searched but I unfortunately cannot find tutorials that help me with this specific layout idea. Any help or guidance to get started will certainly be appreciated.

u/WeestWard — 4 months ago