Do you want to craft your own dating simulator without having to work endlessly with code?
Imagine creating hilarious interactions, unforgettable characters, and scenarios so outlandish they'll leave players laughing—or blushing.
What you’ll see here is exactly how to make a dating simulator using Rosebud AI, the game-maker platform that transforms your words into interactive games.
We'll take inspiration from the example we just made with Rosebud: "Giga Chad Simulator", a text-based simulator where you try to impress a main character.
Step 1: Setting the Scene with Rosebud AI
First, let's paint the picture. With Rosebud AI, your ideas come alive just by describing them naturally.
For instance, you could prompt something like this:
Make a dating simulator called "Giga Chad Simulator". The main character is a ridiculously muscular guy named Gigachad.
And then continue with something like this:
Settings include the gym, beach, dinner, and protein shake scenarios. Make it humorous and over-the-top.
Rosebud AI can also handle character visuals and scene backgrounds based purely on your description. It depends on you how far you want to take it!
Step 2: Designing Your Character's Reactions
Next up, let's give our lead some personality with fun reactions.
An example prompt could be:
Add Gigachad emoji reactions:
- Neutral: 💪😐
- Friendly: 💪😏
- Confident: 💪😎
- Smirk: 💪😼
- Judging: 💪🧐
Rosebud instantly creates the logic for Gigachad's various moods, keeping your interactions dynamic and engaging.
Step 3: Creating Interactive Choices
Interactive dialogue choices are the core of any dating simulator.
Let’s set the stage:
Scene: Gym Description: Gigachad notices you staring at him doing pull-ups. Choices:
- Look away shyly (-10 relationship points)
- Ask him about his workout routine (+10 relationship points)
- Challenge him to a fitness contest (+15 relationship points)
Rosebud takes your words and magically builds the logic and interface, tracking scores seamlessly behind the scenes.
Step 4: Implementing a Relationship Meter
What's a dating sim without a way to measure affection?
Prompt example:
Create a relationship meter called "Respect" that changes color from red (low respect) to green (high respect) as points increase.
Rosebud generates a visually appealing relationship meter, enhancing your game's feedback system.
Step 5: Wrapping Up with Multiple Endings
Every dating simulator needs dramatic and amusing endings based on player decisions.
You might instruct Rosebud like this:
Define three endings for Giga Chad Simulator:
- High respect (80+): Gigachad respects your confidence.
- Medium respect (40-79): Gigachad acknowledges your effort.
- Low respect (<40): Gigachad tells you to hit the gym.
Rosebud AI translates this directly into interactive endings tailored to player performance.
Bonus Step: Customize Your Style
Elevate your game’s visual appeal with customized styles:
Try prompting something like:
Style the dialogue box with dark semi-transparent backgrounds and gradient choice buttons that react when hovered.
Rosebud instantly applies these stylish touches to create an engaging visual experience.
Putting It All Together
And that's it—you've officially learned how to make a dating simulator using nothing more than your imagination and Rosebud AI's incredible vibe coding platform.
Dive in, create your own love-filled or hilariously awkward adventures, and see how easy and fun game creation can truly be!
Ready to impress Gigachad or invent your own memorable dating sim characters?
Join our games creators Discord server and set Rosebud AI make your creative dreams come true!