Voyage lets you build your own RPG world with AI
The maker of AI Dungeon launched a platform where every character talks through AI and players design their own worlds.
What is Voyage?
Latitude, the maker of AI Dungeon, unveiled Voyage, a platform for creating AI-powered RPGs.
What you can do
- Design the world: regions, cities, landmarks, main quests and villains.
- Design the mechanics: abilities, leveling and combat.
- Non-player characters (NPCs) talk with you using AI.
Numbers
- Early testers met more than 160,000 unique AI characters.
- The average player made nearly 3,000 gameplay choices.
- Latitude's World Engine took five years to build.
Price
- Free to play.
- Subscription plans at $15, $30 and $50 are coming.
Technology
Google's Gemini Flash for images and Gemma for text, audio and video.
CEO Nick Walton: "Voyage takes that core concept and blows it up 10x farther."
*An open beta is planned for later this year.
Prices are in US dollars; prices in Kurdistan may differ.
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