Quest Helper ships nine quest types. Each is a building block with its own symbol, a short explanation and the basic need it serves. Pick one, drop it into your storyboard and shape it.
Curiosity and free choice of route: a gap in what the player knows pulls them forward, and choosing the way makes the find feel earned.
Visible progress and ownership: what the player builds stays in the world, so effort turns into something they can see and feel proud of.
Prosocial reward and reciprocity: helping others feels good, and a gift that is returned later deepens the bond.
Bonds grow in small steps: shared moments and growing trust make a character matter, and what matters is worth protecting.
The moment of insight: solving something by your own understanding gives a strong sense of competence that no reward screen can replace.
Open questions keep us engaged: every clue closes one gap and opens the next, and the player decides which trace to follow.
Time and consequence: a window that closes, or an event with a delayed effect, makes choices feel real because they cost something.
Care creates attachment: looking after a creature, or calming it instead of defeating it, builds a bond and a feeling of skill at the same time.
Meaningful choice: a dilemma between two legitimate needs, with consequences the player can see later, makes the story theirs.
Inside every quest you chain simple steps. These are the step types you can combine:
Quest Helper watches the mix: all quest types should appear over a chapter, all three basic needs should be covered, and no type should repeat three times in a row.
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