The Sidon Universe is the shared world of tools, stories and studios that all connect behind the scenes. Games, novels, planners and AI helpers are not separate projects – they are different doors into the same long-term vision.
This page gives a high-level view of how everything fits together: the creative studios, the core applications, and the worlds that sit underneath them.
Home of GAC Studio Plus and other game-building tools. Sidon Adventure focuses on turning ideas into playable experiences: adventures, puzzles, interactive stories and prototypes that sit inside the Sidon Universe.
Responsible for worldbuilding, story bibles, characters, timelines and lore. This is where universes are defined and kept consistent, whether they’re used in games, books or both.
Looks after novels, scripts, comics and other narrative formats. Sidon Media turns the worlds defined by StoryWeaver Studio into finished stories you can read, watch or listen to.
Builds factory planners, simulation engines and real-world tools. Sidon Labs is the bridge between game-style planning (like Satisfactory planners) and serious industrial software like Factory Architect.
Provides AI copilots and helpers for writing, worldbuilding, planning and gameplay. The AI Division underpins future features in GAC, StoryWeaver, the planners and other apps – always as optional assistance, not a replacement for the creator.
A typical flow might start in StoryWeaver Studio (worlds and lore), move through Sidon Adventure (playable experiences) and Sidon Media (books and scripts), supported by Sidon Labs (simulation), the AI Division (copilots) and the Sidon Systems platform.
Build adventure games with rooms, regions, NPCs and puzzles. GAC can pull from StoryWeaver for lore and characters, and send structure back to outlining tools like QuestMaker.
Stores worlds, characters, timelines and lore. Other apps can reference this data so they stay in sync, instead of each project keeping its own private notes.
A planned drafting environment for chapters, scenes and scripts. Writer is intended to draw on StoryWeaver’s world data and, where useful, reflect structure from GAC and QuestMaker.
A planned outlining and quest-structure tool. QuestMaker sits between StoryWeaver (world) and GAC (implementation), helping you map arcs, branches and optional content.
Free planners for factory-style games, plus Factory Architect for real-world layout and throughput planning. These live mainly under Sidon Labs but share technology and design principles with the rest of Sidon.
Certain settings, like the worlds behind Ashen Falls and other long-term projects, are intended to grow over years. StoryWeaver Studio tracks these worlds so they can support multiple games and series without contradiction.
A story might begin as a game prototype in GAC, become a novella under Sidon Media, and later return as an expanded campaign or comic. By sharing data through tools like StoryWeaver, the universe remains internally consistent.
The same structure used for Sidon’s internal IP can support your own worlds. The intention is for tools to help you manage complex settings while you stay in control of the canon and the direction.
You might begin with a single GAC adventure, a StoryWeaver world, a factory planner or just a small story idea. Over time, you can connect these pieces as much or as little as you need.
As Sidon evolves, more tools will share common models for worlds, characters, timelines and structures. That means less re-typing and more time spent actually creating.
When AI features arrive, they are intended to support your work – suggesting, checking and automating where useful – while keeping you firmly in charge of the story, the world and the final decisions.
To explore specific tools and studios in more depth, start with the links below:
Sidon Studios overview · Applications index · GAC Studio Plus · StoryWeaver · Factory Builder tools