AI Fantasy

This is a fun little text game with many mini-rpg adventures. The pictures are nice enough and there is some narration. The character will level across a number of areas from strength to magic and these will help pass the various tests along the way. Most tests aren't deadly especially if you choose the more talking options. Even failing gives a few skill points so the character will level up. After each adventure the character starts again as something of a level one character, but you get bonuses as you earn points by playing through the adventures. These points unlock tiers that add equipment or helpful things like rerolls or an improved starting stat so each run should be easier. Even failures bring some points so you can advance no matter what. I would guess that my successes slightly out number my failures so the points you earn come in fairly rapidly. A pleasant way to waste 15 minutes or so at a chunk and have an interesting adventure. I think good value for money if you like a text adventure. Runs on most anything so playing a bit on a laptop at the coffee shop or on a break works quite well.

I would say the games almost impossible for the most part. Just starting, with no stat boosts or any of the such, yet almost every task requires a roll higher than 6 requiring a critical follow by yet another decent roll which is almost impossible. Almost any item that helps you gain a bonus to one thing will give more negatives to multiple others. Kind of makes it unplayable and more so, unenjoyable in its current state.

AI Fantasy – Not Worth It (At Least Right Now) I was really excited when I got this game, but honestly? I can’t recommend it unless you can grab it for $1 or less. It’s just not in a good place right now. The Gameplay is a Mess You start off with really low stats, and the way skill checks work is just ridiculous. Every time you roll for something, it’s 1d6, but when skills require an 11 or higher, you’re basically screwed unless you get really lucky. Sure, rolling a 6 gives you an extra die, but that doesn’t happen nearly enough to matter. On the other hand, rolling a 1 gives you a die that takes away from your total, which makes no sense and just feels like unnecessary punishment. The game also constantly gives you repetitive choices. Like, sometimes all three options rely on the same stat (Strength, Intelligence, Dexterity), which just kills any strategy. If I’m making choices, I want actual choices, not three versions of the same thing. Trading, Perks, and Equipment? All Bad. The barter system is terrible—it’s frustrating and makes trading feel useless. Unlocking abilities and perks is just as bad because the game doesn’t even tell you what you need to unlock them. How are y…

utter garbage

Sad, Sad, Sad Game. Just don't waste your money. I'm not gonna waste my time with a long review, but basically: Choices don't build on each other, never matter, and literally everything is random. Winning or losing a dice roll is unimportant, and the whole game progresses on a dice roll. Thats your only action. The art is poorly drawn, even by AI standards. The game barely has a story and no substance. The items and inventory hurt you as much as they help you, and when you do find a trader, the trades are never equal. This game is just trash. If this is the AI that is gonna take over the world, we will have more than a fighting chance. I could make a better game than this garbage drunk, stoned, inhabiting the body of a raccoon stuck in a dumpster, with no hands, blind, and with no coding experience or computer access. It's that much trash, my friends. And if I'm a drunk, stoned, blind raccoon in a dumpster, I know trash when I see it. Or touch it. (wait, no hands either) Smell it, then. It's just trash, ok. I got more enjoyment out of writing this review than the whole 6 hours I tried to like this game. I really tried to like it too.

I like this a lot, easy to play and watch tv.