More than words

More than words functions as an intriguing conversational micro-experience that successfully demonstrates the integration of localized large language models within a conventional interactive layout. Rather than relying on rigid, pre-scripted dialogue trees, the progression emphasizes fluid, unconstrained text generation powered by local AI frameworks.An analysis of community metrics reveals that user engagement operates optimally within concise 20-to-30 minute deployment windows. By tasking players with established narrative interaction—specifically communicating with an experimental android asset named Marian Anderson—the software bypasses traditional puzzle-platforming loops in favor of raw conversational feedback. The foundational concept remains highly respectful of the user's data privacy, executing its local processing loops to maintain total user anonymity.From an analytical design standpoint, the project introduces definitive operational constraints. The software's reliance on integrated speech synthesis frameworks results in a somewhat unpolished, mechanical auditory layer that undercuts the atmospheric narrative intentions. Additionally, minor foundational bugs are presen…

It's alright, but it's not a dating sim like the one title banner implies. At least, I never saw any dating options. You're fed a story at the beginning about going to rescue a female android from some kind of secret laboratory or some such. Then you go to meat her and then begin talking about how to get her out of there. I pretty much went through the whole story arc in way less than an hour, so don't trust the fact it shows I have 12 hours playing the game. After I played through it and reached the abrupt ending saying "To be continue...", I exited the game but unknown to me the game stayed running in the background for most of the night while I played a few other games and only realizing when I opened the Steam chat window to say goodnight to a friend that I noticed it still showed me in this game. Odd. Perhaps a bug the developer needs to look at because exiting the game doesn't seem to actually exit. Overall, it's a fun little freebie to see an early form of AI interactive video game that's totally unpolished and with wonky controls and graphics. Scenery is like old original Quake, Doom or Unreal graphics while the woman is more modern looking but still not that great. I'd…

genius idea. but the mic feature doesnt work so im stuck typing. it has scenarios that dont show action. hopefully one day ai video games will excape this problem. i love the concept so im gonna continue playing

I hope that in the future this project will truly be what it claims to be. The idea behind this project is good, but the execution at this stage is absolutely terrible. The optimization and interface are poor, and the handling of LLM models is unoptimized. For more powerful graphics cards and RAM, LLM models with a higher number of parameters could be used, and for weaker hardware, a selection of extremely quantized models would be suitable. But there is no choice of LLM models, only one. The same applies to the TTS: it is terrible. Microsoft's TTS has always been and will always be terrible. Instead, it would be better to use another local TTS – XTTS v2 (Coqui AI). Good luck to the developer.

Learn better programming. If you just gonna stick with that enviornment try unity3d it's much more beginner friendly and no performance issue with that 3d setup. Otherwise too many bugs for that little content.

I like it. It may not be perfect, the speech-to-text recognition has an accuracy of about 70%, there is screen tearing despite setting the graphics on low, and the field of view is definitely off (as if the camera was zoomed in all the time), but it's free, original, the hair physics are amazing, and you can figure out the story by asking her about stuff that comes up in the conversation. It is open to NSFW roleplay and is surprisingly consistent. I could not figure out how to exit the building, which is a problem because I think the whole point was to convince her to escape with you, and I did convince her to exit the building, but she didn't follow me or anything. However, very interesting game, I like it and I hope they update it later. I think it's great! Can't wait for more.