Sistema de diálogos y herramienta de worldbuilding para historias de videojuegos

Yes. Export a dialogue as JSON or YAML from the Export tab and load it with a small C# dialogue player. The Unity tutorial builds that player step by step, with the source code on GitHub. The same JSON works in Unreal, Godot or your own engine.Read the Unity tutorial

Yes. A node can have several options and links, and every option or link can have conditions on variables, or on whether a node was played or an option selected. Nodes set variables, each variable has a starting value, and the route planner checks what every dialogue in a story requires and produces.

It is the documented, versioned JSON format LoreHub exports: dialogues, nodes, options, links, variables and meta data. Your engine code, tools or CI pipeline read it, and API access is included on every plan, Free too.Read the Dialogue Schema API

Yes, on every plan with no cap on languages. The Translate tab lists every line and option with a stable key and a column per language. When a source line changes, its translations are marked outdated, and each language either blocks the build on a missing line or falls back to the source text.

Both are built for narrative design. articy:draft is a desktop application with official Unity and Unreal importers. LoreHub runs in the browser, so the whole team opens the same world without installing anything, and viewers never take a seat. Instead of an engine plugin you get an open JSON schema and a Unity tutorial to load it, plus a worldbuilding wiki next to your dialogue.

Free includes 3 editor seats, 50 dialogues and API access. Indie is €9 a month and Team €49 a month, both per world, with 5 and 10 editor seats. Every plan has every feature, including export and translation.Compare plans