A lot of my characters are frequently adapted to various settings and genres, I have a lot of fun doing it honestly. It helps my characters feel more alive and fluid, and certainly helps develop their personality on the more.

A great exercise, really~

Awebo

Ive always said fuck the square cube law. I also don't want to be mean to you :v

Here's some screenshots of what I managed to make with it myself a long while ago.

Oh! If you're looking for just simply writing interactive, choose your own adventure type stories, and there are websites for that. I used Twine to make one once. Its a little complicated on the surface but has loads of good tools for it.

I would also be happy to help you get such a project off the ground. Godot (the game engine I've been using lately) is free to use and has tools to develop browser based games. I haven't done anything with that yet, but I would be happy to learn. I crave a game like what you're talking about.