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JetBrains
Install from JetBrains Marketplace for IntelliJ IDEA and compatible JetBrains IDEs.
Now in development
Made for Interactive Storytellers
Everything you need to craft interactive stories
Professional tools designed specifically for interactive narrative development
Branching narratives with your own actions
Define choices, conditions, and branching logic using simple text syntax. Link script commands to your own gameplay actions via unique identifiers—no hard-coded dialogue trees required.
VS Code plugin
Write narrative scripts in a clear, screenplay-like format with syntax highlighting and automatic structure for dialogue, actions, and decisions.
Built for your game engine
Available as a native Unreal Engine plugin. Unity and Godot support are planned for the future.
Ready for localization
Every line of dialogue is assigned a stable, unique key, making localization straightforward through CSV or standard Unreal localization workflows—no rewriting scripts per language.
Runtime-ready and efficient
Scripts are parsed and cached into Unreal DataTables, ensuring fast access at runtime and clean separation between narrative content and game logic.
Writer-friendly, developer-extensible
Writers work entirely in plain text, while developers extend the system by registering new actions, conditions, and commands in code.
IDE plugins
Install VgScript in your editor and keep the same .vgs workflow across supported IDEs.
Planned
VS Code
The VS Code extension will use the same VgScript tooling and command workflow.
Planned
More editors
Additional editor integrations can be added here as they become ready to download.
Example project
Try VgScript in a small content repo
Open the public example on GitHub to inspect scene files, generated metadata, scene ordering, decisions, actions, and a resolved cross-scene link.
Included files
- Scenes.txt
- S1_Arrival.vgs
- S1_Arrival.vgs.meta
- S2_Threshold.vgs
- S2_Threshold.vgs.meta
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