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Learn by example! These projects showcase different aspects of Dialogue Manager and demonstrate how to implement various dialogue features in your game.

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Available Examples

Portraits & Emotes/Tags

Learn how to display character portraits alongside dialogue and use tags to control emotes and expressions.

Visual Novel

A complete visual novel example demonstrating story-driven gameplay with branching narratives.

Voices & Translations

Implement voice acting and multi-language support in your dialogue system.

Speech Balloons

Create comic-style speech balloons and bubbles for character dialogue.

Endless Scroll & Text Input

Build chat-style interfaces with scrolling dialogue and player text input.

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Video Tutorials

Dialogue in Godot 4

Comprehensive guide to getting started with Dialogue Manager in Godot 4, including player movement integration.

Making Cut-scenes

Learn how to create cinematic cut-scenes using Dialogue Manager.

Making Dialogue Balloons

Step-by-step guide to creating custom dialogue balloons for your game.

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Beginner-Friendly Example

New to Dialogue Manager? Start with the Beginner Dialogue Example Project which includes complete source code and demonstrates fundamental concepts.
This example covers:
  • Basic dialogue setup
  • Player movement control during dialogue
  • Simple response handling
  • Clean code architecture

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What You’ll Learn

Each example project demonstrates practical implementations of:
  • Dialogue Integration: How to trigger and display dialogue in different game contexts
  • Custom Balloons: Various approaches to styling and positioning dialogue UI
  • Character Systems: Managing multiple characters, portraits, and expressions
  • State Management: Handling game state changes based on dialogue choices
  • Advanced Features: Voice acting, translations, custom effects, and more

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Using the Examples

  1. Download the example project from itch.io
  2. Open it in Godot 4.4 or later
  3. Explore the scene structure and scripts
  4. Run the project to see it in action
  5. Adapt the techniques to your own game
Make sure you’re using Godot 4.4+ for these examples. For older versions, check the migration guide.

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Community Examples

Have you created something cool with Dialogue Manager? Share it in the GitHub Discussions or Discord community!

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