Nice job. I think you'd get more traction if you allowed people to play as guests, with some kind of limited tier system so they don't exceed your credit budget (assuming the NPCs are driven by an LLM). A lot of people, especially on Hacker News, are very sign-up averse and will bounce as soon as they see they have to create an account.
I also like the idea of converting the story afterward. I'm not sure if you're already doing this, but it might be nice that, when the story wraps up, you let players choose to convert the final PDF into first, second, or third person.
Also tangentially related, but have a look at AI Dungeon it was a pretty early attempt to create an LLM-driven text adventure game.
Thanks for the comment!
I like your idea about changing the voice to first/second/third, and I am also considering full translation - this has not yet been built. The game is built with locales in mind, supporting English and Afrikaans (my native language) out of the box and I plan to add more locales, but I still need to investigate this.
Oh I remember AI Dungeon - I have played it myself :-)
Nice job. I think you'd get more traction if you allowed people to play as guests, with some kind of limited tier system so they don't exceed your credit budget (assuming the NPCs are driven by an LLM). A lot of people, especially on Hacker News, are very sign-up averse and will bounce as soon as they see they have to create an account.
I also like the idea of converting the story afterward. I'm not sure if you're already doing this, but it might be nice that, when the story wraps up, you let players choose to convert the final PDF into first, second, or third person.
Also tangentially related, but have a look at AI Dungeon it was a pretty early attempt to create an LLM-driven text adventure game.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_Dungeon
Thanks for the comment! I like your idea about changing the voice to first/second/third, and I am also considering full translation - this has not yet been built. The game is built with locales in mind, supporting English and Afrikaans (my native language) out of the box and I plan to add more locales, but I still need to investigate this.
Oh I remember AI Dungeon - I have played it myself :-)