About a month or so ago I clicked on an add (I believe from reddit, actually) that opened an in-browser game that I’d like to find again. It was a role play text based game using AI to generate a story and character responses. In the game each character was a monster girl with a different personality, there was a werewolf, a succubus, a vampire, a tiger/cat girl and a dragon girl wearing a chinese dress. The game had a few AI created backgrounds and anime-styled artwork that it would cycle trough, particularly showing the artwork of the corresponding character when they spoke.
The game was free to start playing, and after a while asked to create an account. It had a paid option to generate new backgrounds and portraits for the characters tailored to your current gameplay session. It had maybe an asian look to it, and it did look a bit suspicious/predatory, the kind of thing you wouldn’t be surprised if it tried to install a virus on your computer or fish for your credit card, but it also looked somewhat legit and I remember actually getting to mess around quite a bit before it started pushing me towards buying credits or whatever, and even after, it kept letting me interact with it without buying anything nor blocking me from giving more inputs to the chatbot.
When starting the game you were thrown into a castle/mansion where the characters attacked you. I believe the objective of the game was to romance this characters. Inside the game there was an option to look into the character’s information, which had a small description of the character traits, which I assume that the AI was using to portray each of them (for example the cat girl was cheerful, the vampire was shy and the dragon was a proud leader).
From what I remember the site where I played it wasn’t a page to publish multiple games like steam or itchio, it was it’s own website, and It was definitely not a site full of different settings or characters like character.ai. All the characters in the game interacted with you at the same time inside the story, and it was all tied to the same game, not multiple chats to pick from. It didn’t look like user created content at all, nor did it look like you could create something to share.
Does this maybe ring a bell for anyone here?
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