Alpha version to launch next month, promising to "forever change how you think about NPCs and interactive storytelling".
August 15, 2024
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
Keen Software House :
Dear fellow gamers and innovators,
For decades, we've been stuck with the same scripted, predictable NPCs in our games. We've accepted their limitations, their repetitive dialogues, and their inability to truly interact with the world around them.
But what if I told you that era is coming to an end?
We're thrilled to announce that on September 19, 2024, our sister company GoodAI is launching the alpha version of AI People - a game that will forever change how you think about NPCs and interactive storytelling.
Are you ready? Join the revolution and be part of the movement towards true AI NPCs!
What is AI People?
AI People is an innovative sandbox game that offers a unique gaming experience. Here’s why we believe you’ll want to play:
Intelligent NPCs: Interact with AI-driven characters that learn, express emotions, and make autonomous decisions. Every interaction has the potential to be unique and surprising.
Your Scenarios, Amplified: Craft your own situations or play through others’. The game adapts to your choices, aiming to create emergent narratives that evolve based on your actions.
A Dynamic World: Watch as NPCs interact not just with you, but with each other and the environment. The world continues to evolve even when you’re not directly involved.
High Replayability: With user-generated content and AI-driven progressions, each playthrough offers a new experience.
Shape the Future of Gaming AI: Be part of a pioneering project that’s exploring new frontiers in gaming AI. Your feedback and interactions will be crucial in evolving this technology.
Unleash Your Creativity: Design characters, craft scenarios, and see how our AI brings your creations to life in potentially unexpected ways.
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