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Product workflow2026.07.30

What Is *Soulsky: The Other Shore*: A Chinese-Style Interactive Film-Game Where Players Investigate Cases, Audit Accounts, and Change Fate

Learn about the world setting, investigation gameplay, eight key characters, and interactive design of *Soulsky: The Other Shore*, and how it differs from ordinary click-to-choose short dramas.

DramaFork Editorial Team14 min read
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What Is an Interactive Film Game? A Complete Guide from Watching a Story to Changing It — DramaFork
Getting started2026.07.30

What Is an Interactive Film Game? A Complete Guide from Watching a Story to Changing It

Interactive film games combine cinematic expression with player choice. This article explains what interactive film games are, how they differ from short dramas and traditional games, how their core structure is composed, and how creators can complete their first interactive work.

DramaFork Editorial Team22 min read
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A team discussing project initiation, branching design, shooting, and testing around an interactive FMV workflow chart
Production Practice2026.07.30

An Interactive FMV Project from 0 to 1: A Complete Map of the Process, Roles, and Deliverables

Producing an interactive FMV project is not a matter of shooting video and then adding buttons. It means keeping the story, choices, assets, code, and testing aligned around the same project. This article breaks down ten stages from project initiation to release review, explaining role responsibilities, deliverables, acceptance criteria, and how small teams can use a three-minute prototype to validate gameplay early.

DramaFork Editorial Team14 min read
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