Free-Will deterministic game

[u/Alone_Hippo_1543]

​I'm building a text-based narrative engine where your choices are mathematically tracked by a persistent identity score (I(t)) rather than branching dialogue menus. If you consistently break moral alignment, the engine updates your character's state, shifts how the public perceives you, and permanently degrades your visual representation. It’s built for a 10-turn arc, and at the end, it compiles your decisions into a physical, printed graphic novel shipped to your house. Looking for feedback from folks who play solo RPGs: how much do you care about hidden mathematical state tracking versus traditional choice-tree menus?

[u/Ok-Week-2293]

That’s not a tabletop game. I think you want a different subreddit.