Narrator Event System

Add a reactive narrator to your game, the kind you hear in The Stanley

Parable, High on Life, or Bastion. Trigger voiceovers, audio prompts,

and on-screen text based on what the player is actually doing.

This isn't a branching dialogue tree system. It's a lightweight narration

layer that reacts to player actions, collisions, animations, and game

events. Set it up in minutes with drag-and-drop prefabs and ScriptableObjects.

What you can build with this

- A narrator that comments on player actions (Stanley Parable style)

- Voice-guided tutorials that trigger as players explore

- Contextual audio prompts tied to gameplay events

- Educational or training apps with guided narration

- Accessibility voiceover systems for UI elements

How it works

Create Narration Events as ScriptableObjects. Attach trigger components

to colliders, animation events, or Unity Events. The system handles

queuing, playback, random selection, delays, and scene persistence

automatically.

Drop in the prefab. Assign your audio clips. Play.

Features

- Plug-and-play prefab system, drag, drop, assign clips, done

- Trigger narration from collisions, animations, Unity Events, or code

- Random clip selection for varied playthroughs

- Configurable delays and timing between narration events

- Persists across scenes and scene loading

- Preview narration directly in the Unity Inspector

- Connects to your save system to track played events

- Link game events to fire when narration triggers

- Full documentation with an illustrated guide

- Video setup tutorial

- Demo scene with working examples

- Discord support channel

Works great with my other voice packs

This system pairs perfectly with ready-made voice content:

- Police Radio Voice Pack — tactical/military narration

- Military Radio Voice Comms — combat mission briefings

- Medieval Foot Soldier Voice Pack — RPG narrator voice

- See all voice packs...

Support

Questions or feature requests? Join the Discord channel. I tried to respond within 24 hours.