World Info Forcibly Deleting, otherwise good

If I were to sing this app any praises, I’d just be repeating others. To keep it short, it’s amazing, but I recently have had an issue with one of my worlds. It was my newest, and I wanted to change a minor detail about a race, so I did so. No matter how many times I modified and saved, though, nothing would change. The thing I wanted to do was mostly for flavor so I just got over it. Then I tried to delete an unrelated entry; didn’t save regardless of pressing both buttons. It no longer let me add custom info, either, so I couldn’t troubleshoot inconsistencies. Eventually I got tired of repeating and thought to create a new world and copy/paste 100 times until I got it onto another file. When I tried though, I went back to find my world description nonexistent in edit, despite being there on the screen. I was still able to play though. Eventually, I got tired of it and decided to delete the world, as due to the lack of troubleshooting I never got too attached. After deleting it, I go to another, older world of mine to play, only to find the description deleted in edit and all of my information on it gone. I can’t even QuickStart. I love this AI, but please help. I love this world and the others of my creation and I don’t want anything to happen to them. Thank you both in general and in advance.

Great game

I only have occasional minor issues the game is great, sometimes if you change screens to like a different app then come back you have to completely close it then get back in otherwise the words it types will be invisible but thats only a mild thing, otherwise I completely love this app, and it does everything great for the most part, although as I get more into it and figure out how a lot of the stuff works it makes me wish I could have it have just a little bit more memory, like I’ll write a hundred things in the author notes and the other 2 box things that the ai will use for its memory, and I’ll run out of space because its using memory on random stuff, like when the red triangle thing appears it says something about 20/20 memory things, and I go in there and its just got some random parts of the story committed to memory like eating a banana or some other thing, I kind of wish I could limit that 20/20 thing, so that I can tell it not to save more than like 10 random things about the story because when I look at the memory usage its always like: ok author notes is using like 200 memory, story notes is using this much memory, story cards using this much memory, then the AI memory is using like double what everything else is using on random things and I cant turn it down a notch, I can go in there and like delete a few things to make space, but then it fills itself back up with new random details after the very next prompt

Amazing

Simply amazing. While there are some flaws, those are bound to happen. I have started playing a few years ago. Before there was an energy system, I think. The AI is really creative, although sometimes doesn’t acknowledge what you said, or misinterprets it. I once said “search the rest of the house” and the AI started to describe the room I was already in. I ‘examined’ the room before. It was word for word. I then tried “go to the next room” and it said “you leave the house and a mob of angry peasants rush after you” Although there are sometimes where it does outstandingly, like once I said “examine the hooded woman” and it said “You walk up to the hooded woman. You can see piercing scarlet eyes, with black hair. She appears to be some humanoid race as her skin is slight green. She had two large breasts. She appears to be in her late twenties. She looks like she can expertly use many bladed weapons”. Would I recommend this game? As it is right now, yeah, only if whoever I was talking to asks about a game like AI dungeons. If it gets more polished, and have fewer mess ups would i recommend it? Oh most certainly! ***WARNING! CONTENT IS IN GAME BUT OFF BY DEFAULT AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL READERS*** Also when in the ‘NSFW’ category/turn filtering off, it sometimes doesn’t do what you say, I can’t really give an example as it might be against Apples ToS. Let’s just say it’s not always the right orifice.

Infinite fun

Before I start I want to point out that I’ve actually only ever played the Knight story in the Fantasy setting. This being said, I’ve still played this game for hours upon hours! It’s just so fun! The ai has so many different events at its disposal that in the many hours I’ve spent playing, I’ve never once seen the same event twice, aside from the beginning. The main story is always the same. Although you really don’t need to do the story. I’ve had the most fun just going out and doing whatever path the random events set me on. I will say the game isn’t perfect. Like I said I’ve only played the fantasy story, which is of course a medieval setting, but sometimes the ai seems to forget this and tells me I found a shotgun or a rifle. Sometimes in the middle of a fight it’ll say I pull out a gun and shoot whatever I’m fighting. Another problem is the ai having characters you’ve never met apparently with you and talking to you. One of the more absurd examples I’ve had is, after killing a werewolf, my mom started talking to me. There was no mention of her, I had never met them, let alone brought them with me. All of this is pretty uncommon but it can throw off your immersion and sometimes be a bit annoying. All in all I won’t complain too much because the devs are constantly updating and improving the game, so I’m sure they’ll fix it.

A Few Small Faulty Wires

The game can be very creative, but only if you work with the given genres. Genres like romance and general horror or thiller, or genres containing existential issues need a lot of clarity. And although the /remember tool is useful you need to use it a lot initially to keep the rules of the game consistent. But even then the game may forget it completely or force the rules onto the game so hard that personalities and events are unable to be changed. It isn’t like you can use /remember like a switch. Sometime the A.I. will completely not use key elements you used in the plot initiation. Another annoyance is that the game will interpret the proper grammar usage of “me, mine, my, etc.” as a new character which makes it feel like your talking to the game engine, completely disrupting any immersion. Despite this, the A.I. can be fairly creative if your vocabulary is expansive. And the potential and sheer amount of unique responses from the engine outcompetes any other app or game in this market. And third person pronoun usage is almost always correctly connected to the antecedents. Fixing the game to make it understand both complex and casual grammar and sentence structure is my general request/tip, but so far the only issues I’ve found have been very minor, though they produce a complex web of issues to the players. Honestly, the best thing about this app is that it’s free without any advertisements.

Phenomenal idea with a few issues

I loved it so much, especially in the beginning. After a bit I realized it kept changing my name and suddenly I’m talking to someone else who has my name and they call me dad when they just got through saying their dad was deceased. Then people randomly appear in places that they couldn’t have. Suddenly Owen is there, suddenly a name like Hazel pops up and you’re like “who is that?” Pretty soon you have a whole clan of strangers and you’re now someone else and the goal you set up initially gets lost. I also had times the story got stuck and couldn’t generate anything to any command and I couldn’t undo more than one. Going back further didn’t help. I’d love to know where a nice list of commands is and for my name to stay the same, and the setup I initially gave it as well to stay the same. There are wording issues but those don’t bother me like everyone’s name changing like ring around the Rosie kinda situation. We just need a little more stability to the story and the characters. Thanks. And please keep working on this, and scenarios for females to play. That was another issue. My gender changed on me several times. I am Eva, then I’m Jacob, or Rick. Wha? Lol noooooo. Would like detailed description for options, like randomness. Randomness levels do what? It’s already randomized. Does lowering it help it to stick to the story? Details. Details. ♥️

An overall fun but buggy experience

I just picked up AI Dungeon on iOS a few days ago. If you’re patient and work within the limitations of AI, it works really well. It has the potential to give a modest stimulating experience, but you have to be willing to give back. So far, I’ve written my own scenario with many story cards, added story cards on the fly in existing scenarios, and I freely switch between Do, Say, and Story actions to keep a good flow. It’s engaging and fun to see what the AI does with the information. No AI is without its flaws. There are inconsistencies, and limitations for free users which is fine. I have a bigger issue with the UI, specifically that it tends to bug out frequently. I’ve had UI elements stuck on my screen, buttons that don’t respond to taps until I navigate back or restart the app, sections of UI stuck off-screen, and recently, undoing an action would autonomously redo the same action (needlessly wasting the last of my limited premium actions). I’ve also had some trouble continuing scenarios, returning an error halfway into loading until I restart the app and do nothing else except go *straight* to the scenario. I really enjoy the app. I’m okay with the free user experience, but even in the default Stable build, it’s clear that it destabilizes with use and it’s a little frustrating. I’ll keep using it, but I hope that UI functionality gets a little more TLC.

hey nice game

i like it alot but when ever i go into custom i feel like its always trying to force me into an adventure when all i want to do is make my character live a slow life (i.e live in a farm, sell crops, travel ) but it always tries to put me in some grand adventure. I feel like the way its trying to get me into it is like a door to door sales man. Also whenever i get a farm or put my character in a slow life situation the script always tries to end the story (i.e “you live a peaceful life selling crops and lives happily ever after) I would also like a panel that has a list of names of party members,family,and others so i don’t have to look back and try to find them out. But all in all lots of potential great game 9/10 would rp again. new prob: hi again idk if you’ll see this but i think the game is great but the AI tries to make its own story sometimes like for example i recently wrote out a pretty lengthy custom story that i was pretty proud of but the AI at the end of it auto completed it like umm... so i wrote the story like your chara goes back in time to japans sengoku period and the AI thinks the samurai is a person and that japan is a dude... plz give a command to kinda like manually fix or forces the AI to remember. Basically i want to write a bullet point list that the AI will go to for references to the story i want to tell. ok thats my input great game btw.

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