Tagged Adventure Games
Field notes from living AI roleplay worlds — campaigns where NPCs remember everything and consequences ripple for months.
i tested soulkyn's new group mode — eight characters that talk to each other
Soulkyn rebuilt group chat from scratch. Eight characters, each in their own bubble, reacting to each other instead of just to you. I tested it and mostly watched.
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washington and new york passed chatbot laws — my 50-session campaign is fine
April 2026 brought the first wave of real chatbot regulation. Read the bills. They don't outlaw roleplay. They outlaw a specific kind of dark pattern.
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337 AI companion companies exist now and most of them suck at roleplay
220 million downloads across hundreds of apps. Tried a bunch. Here's what actually matters when your NPCs need to remember you killed that shopkeeper.
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My Fairy NPC Offered Me a Poisoned Apple Six Sessions Later and I Completely Forgot I'd Wronged Her
Stole from a fairy in session 2. Session 8 she offered me an apple. I ate it. Big mistake.
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Killed a Shopkeeper 3 Weeks Ago and the Whole Town Still Remembers (AI Adventures Are Wild)
Tried AI roleplay where every decision changes the story. Killed an NPC week 1 and the whole town still hates me - consequences are real.
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