r/ChatGPTGaming

I’m the developer behind Nirvana: Game of Life.

The latest mobile update adds AI-generated life events based on real-world content, so repeated runs can surprise you instead of feeling like the same script.

Gameplay trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8gocV1pjN0

A short joke from the game: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FsLJA4V5H9Y

Free on mobile:

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=goldtusks.doron.nirvana&hl=en

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nirvana-game-of-life/id1485213298

What makes an AI game feel replayable to you: more variety, better memory, or stronger consequences?

Salut tout le monde !

Ça fait un moment que je travaille sur Fableris, une petite application Android autour des histoires interactives.

L’idée est assez simple : créer des histoires dans lesquelles on peut faire des choix et influencer le déroulement de l’aventure, plutôt que simplement lire une histoire de manière linéaire.

J’ai essayé de construire quelque chose de simple à utiliser, avec une approche assez orientée création + découverte d’histoires.

Si certains veulent tester, l’application est disponible gratuitement sur Android :

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pegasuscorp.fableris

Je suis preneur de tous les retours, même les critiques. C’est justement pour ça que je viens poster ici plutôt que simplement faire de la pub. 😄

Game Title: Mini Golf

Description: I made this Mini Golf game on PlayVlay. Would love to get any feedbacks.

playable Link: https://www.playvlay.com/r/ZQP3DY

hi everyone! i've been building a browser game on evenings, a social feed sim where every account except yours is an ai playing a written character, so you post and people answer you in character, dm you, and feud with you. there’s also a fame track under it.

the part I keep getting stuck on and revisiting is the first sixty seconds. model calls run on the player’s own free api key rather than my bill, which is the only reason it can be unlimited and cost nothing. the price of that is the first thing the game does is send you off to another site to generate a key and come back.

everything I’ve read says to cut that step. what stops me is having nothing to compare it against. building the hosted version is weeks of work and I’d be doing it on a hunch. so for now i'm keeping the wall and I’m going to count how many sign-ups actually reach the game.

things I don’t have a good answer to:
- whether people stop at the key itself or earlier, at not knowing what an api key is
- whether anyone determined enough to push through is too odd a sample for their opinion of the game to mean much
- whether “unlimited and free” even registers before you’ve played. it might only make sense to someone who’s already hit somebody else’s paywall

if you’ve shipped anything that needs credentials before first play, I’d rather have that conversation than a tester.

happy to come back and post the actual drop-off number once I have it, if that’s useful to anyone!

if you want to be the tester anyway: https://forms.gle/62STytKrofUL7kTE6 (game link is on the confirmation screen)

runs in the browser, saves locally, no account.