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v2.0.0
Welcome
Getting Started
Upgrading from v1.4.1
F.A.Q.
Diagnosing Errors
Building Blocks
Script & Labels
Characters
Variables & Data Storage
Actions
Components
Script Actions
Choices
Clear
Conditionals
Dialogs
End
Gallery
Hide Canvas
Hide Character
Hide Image
Hide Particles
Hide Video
Input
Functions
Jump
Next
Placeholder
Play Music
Play Sound
Play Voice
Show Canvas
Show Background
Show Character
Show Image
Show Message
Show Notification
Show Particles
Show Scene
Show Video
Stop Music
Stop Sound
Stop Voice
Vibrate
Wait
Components
Credits Screen
Quick Menu
Loading Screen
Main Screen
Choice Container
Save Slot
Text-Box
Configuration Options
Game Configuration
Player Preferences
Split Files
Style & Design
Responsiveness
CSS Classes
HTML Data Attributes
Icons
Image Menus
Releasing Your Game
Chrome App
Desktop App
Mobile
Web
Advanced: Monogatari Development
Core Libraries
Actions
Components
Translations
Events
Releases
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v2.0.0.alpha.6
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F.A.Q.

Is it free?

Yes

Can I use it commercially?

Yes, you can use it for commercial and non-commercial games completely free!

Is it really a game engine?

Short Answer: For common purposes, sure, you can think of Monogatari as a visual novel engine
Technical Answer: Monogatari is a web development framework created to build modern websites that just happen to be games, it lacks quite a lot of elements to be considered a real game engine as it is only using an already available platform: your browser.

Who develops Monogatari?

A lot of awesome people help developing Monogatari, you can view the whole list here: https://monogatari.io/contributors​
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Is it free?
Can I use it commercially?
Is it really a game engine?
Who develops Monogatari?