Video Tutorial

What It Does

The Multiple Choice Free Answer stage poses a question with several options, but unlike a test there are no correct answers. It is similar to the Multiple Choice Test but designed for open-ended engagement: opinion polls, reflection moments, or personalised narrative branches — all paths continue.

Configuration Parameters

Prompt — The question posed to the player.

Answers — Add as many choices as needed. Each "Add new answer" field adds another option; existing ones can be deleted with the ✕ button.

Min / Max answers to select — The range of selections the player must make before continuing. Enables multi-select if max > 1.

Enable one-click response — When on, tapping an answer immediately advances the stage. Only makes sense when exactly one answer is required.

Example

The example below shows a question about responsible consumption, configured to require between 1 and 3 answers with one-click disabled. The Continue button is inactive until at least one option is selected. Selecting a previously chosen option deselects it; selecting more than the maximum (3) automatically deselects the oldest choice.

Free Answer — no selection
No selection yet — Continue button disabled
Free Answer — selection made
Options selected — Continue button enabled

Tips

💬Use this stage for opinion polls mid-adventure. Note that you'll need access to the response data afterwards for the results to be useful — check whether your setup supports this.
💡Pair with a Narrative stage afterwards to give each choice a different character response, even though all paths continue.