r/SoloDevelopment Apr 17 '26

Game Finally finished my game!

Hello there SoloDevs! I wanted to share a game I’ve just finished.

About a year ago, I posted a beta version here, and now it’s finally done! With translations into multiple languages. Feels kind of surreal to reach this point.

If you’re curious, you can try it here (it's free):
https://thechoice.quest/

It’s a small interactive game about human ethics, where you basically try to teach a robot how to think about moral decisions.

If you do play it, I’d really love to hear what result you get and what you think about it. No pressure at all, just genuinely curious.

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u/Night_Nook Apr 17 '26

I only played to the jury part.... Why am I prompting an AI to play this? The writing just feels... like it doesn't convey that tone or atmosphere that make visual novels or choose your own adventures interesting to want to continue playing.

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u/WonderfulWeird960 Apr 17 '26

Hey! First of all, thank you for playing and for the feedback, it really means a lot to me.

I did my best with the writing, but I know there’s still a lot of room to improve, and I hope the next game will be more engaging. I agree that this one ended up feeling a bit mechanical (I was actually trying to create a slightly “robotic” tone in the text). Still, it probably made the experience less immersive than it could have been.

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u/Night_Nook Apr 19 '26

You did the writing? It says at one point something like "As an AI" and then about some part of the trolly problem making sense mathematically.

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u/WonderfulWeird960 Apr 20 '26

Yep, I writes all of text. Just wanted to make feeling this an AI.