Thanks! Honestly, I didn’t add much dialogue. You mostly see them get back to work and help you move on; I didn’t flesh them out much beyond that. The story is pretty thin, and the whole game is only about 10-15 minutes and quite easy.
You do see them again in the restored factory at the end though. I wanted it to feel like you were bringing a little crew together, with everyone contributing something.
Still Yiming from ISECAI here, just following up from our team's ming101 account.
Ah, so that feeling of "we saved this group of friends together" mainly comes through getting back to work and the final reunion—getting the point across without relying on huge blocks of dialogue is pretty heartwarming haha. We’re currently testing ISECAI, a free web AI anime academy RPG where players act using their own words, and I’d love to get your gut check on whether the character reactions are clear and if the opening feels too wordy. Would you be up for playing a quick bit when you have a moment? If you're interested, I can drop the link and code right here.
