What is מונטאז'?

There’s no fixed length—keep it as long as needed to communicate the change. In prose, a montage often fits into a paragraph or a short chapter; in interactive stories, use 3–8 vivid beats or quick scenes to avoid losing momentum.

Yes. While montages often summarize, they can include crucial turning points (a revelation, a promise, a mistake) that inform later choices or endings. Make those moments clear and memorable so they register with readers.

Choose specific, sensory details tied to your characters rather than generic tropes. Swap predictable beats for unique small moments that reveal personality—an inside joke, a specific dish one character cooks, a private nickname—these make the montage feel personal.

Montages can branch: the app can select which beats appear based on prior choices, let readers pick which memory to relive, or offer brief micro-choices that change the montage’s tone (playful, intimate, fraught), reinforcing agency in how the relationship is remembered.