Your fans can now visualize how many points they need to unlock the next bonus scene, and just what they’re missing out if they don’t!

After being granted access to the feature, you will see the new button: Achievements.

Clicking this button will open a new window, similar to your memory bank, where you can manually add your achievements.

What are Achievements?

Achievements are milestones that players unlock by accumulating points with a Love Interest, unlocking bonus scenes as a reward. This new feature provides players with a clear goal by displaying how many points are needed to unlock the next achievement and notifying them when they have reached it.

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Achievements can only be accessed in the episode they’re in. Players who reach the required number of points later in the game will have missed the bonus scene. They must replay to gain enough points to unlock it in the right episode.

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Add achievements to your game

If your game follows Dorian’s best practices, you will already have bonus scenes players can unlock by collecting points with the Love Interests.

This is what a bonus scene checkpoint looks like.

In order for this bonus scene to be visible in the achievement tab, you need to add it to your achievements bank, clicking on the Achievements button.

Once you are in your Achievements library, compile the following:

• Achievement Name: this is for your own record, and how the achievement will be listed when you add it to the game.
• Memory: which set of points (which LI) unlocks this achievement.
• Value: to unlock this achievement, players should have at least X points.
• Display Name: this is what players will see in their list of upcoming achievements.
• Icon: you can customize the image your players will see when they unlock the achievement.
• Description: This is what players will see. under the achievement title. We recommend you use them to let them know where to find their bonus content

Find it in ep X. Are you after ep X? You need X [Character name] points IN ep X to get the scene.