Would you play a game where the character is actually you?
For the past several months I've been building ArcQuest, an AI-powered life simulator that treats your real-world decisions like they're part of a living RPG.
Instead of tracking just habits or to-do lists, ArcQuest asks:
"If I make this decision today... where could it realistically lead?"
Every choice affects a dynamic player profile with stats like:
- ⚔️ Discipline
- 💰 Wealth
- ❤️ Relationships
- 🧠 Knowledge
- ⚡ Energy
- 🎯 Momentum
- 😌 Stress
- 💪 Health
The AI doesn't just say "good job" or "bad idea."
It simulates potential outcomes, suggests alternate paths, unlocks player classes based on how you actually live, and gradually builds a unique life trajectory.
Think of it as somewhere between:
- an RPG character sheet
- an AI life coach
- a decision simulator
- and a personal progression game.
The long-term vision is to let friends compare journeys, complete challenges together, and eventually create multiplayer events where everyone is trying to build the best version of themselves instead of just grinding another battle pass.
I'm still in the early stages, so I'd genuinely love honest feedback.
If this existed today:
- What would make you download it?
- What feature would immediately turn you away?
- Would you rather the AI be brutally honest or more like a supportive coach?
I'd love to hear your thoughts. Every piece of feedback helps shape where ArcQuest goes next.
keep in mind still an early adopters preview, will have to wake server on landing page before sign in.
ios & android apps otw!