Tyra

Tyra X4 is a long-term project focused on how interactive experiences are structured at a foundational level. It explores how characters, dialogue, movement, interface, and world logic can work together as a coherent system, rather than as disconnected features layered on top of one another.

The project centers on building a flexible runtime framework that supports narrative-driven interaction — things like party systems, character control, dialogue flow, decision-making, and world behavior — while remaining adaptable across different styles of experiences. Rather than being tied to a single engine or format, Tyra X4 is developed and maintained across multiple modern platforms to better understand their strengths, limitations, and design tradeoffs.

At its core, Tyra X4 is about authorship and control. It exists to make complex interactive worlds feel intentional and expressive, allowing creators to focus on storytelling, pacing, and character presence without being buried under technical fragmentation. It serves both as the foundation for my own interactive projects and as an ongoing exploration of how real-time narrative systems can be designed with clarity and longevity in mind.

Alex Stevovich is an independent polymath guided by a self-directed perspective. His projects focus on original content and innovation developed through discovery-driven work grounded in first-principles thinking.