The best thing about technology is that it will never cease to surprise us. A few years ago you had a Dungeon Master that your next role-playing game was being prepared for days, and today you have a artificial intelligence capable of creating an infinite conversational adventure from any browser.
AI Dungeon uses open artificial intelligence to shape a text adventure in which you will simply have to choose the setting, create a character and let yourself go by typing commands such as “attack with my sword” or saying “let’s attack those space crabs shoving a bomb down their throats.” As we did in the past, you will have to control your English and use a little more imagination than to play Dungeons & Dragons: DarkAlliance.
From there, with more or less success depending on the situation or how much your actions go wrong, the artificial intelligence will use what is written to continue shaping the narrative with impressive results.
The test publ ished by colleagues Xataka
The only barrier to enjoying it is creating a free account (although you can try it first before taking that step), but it also has different paid tiers that give access to new scenarios and possibilities when creating stories.
I have spent a good time trying to put the narrative in trouble (the thing began with a knight who had to protect the king and I have decided to kill him to absorb his powers, revive him to help me, create a dragon and eat the same dragon so that I grow his wings) and has known how to continue the story with overwhelming agility and success.
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