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Weftwake
Write what you do. The world writes back, and remembers.
A text adventure that writes itself as you play. Write what your character does; an AI narrator writes what happens, and the world remembers every name, place and promise. Overnight, your story dreams and draws a noir plate. 40 turns free.
I grew up playing classic text adventures on classic computers, always loved them! I also love writing, it is part of my job and career, I'm a teacher and a researcher. So, I find text adventures as lots of fun, promoting creativity, the imagination, and thinking in general.
Now, the introduction of LLMs are a huge deal, but often, AI chats say "yes" to everything, forget names and promises after a while, and nothing you do really costs anything. So, in using AI to build (co-build) this game, I was thinking of the following:
- Weftwake remembers. Every name, place and fact your lines make true stays true. A journal keeps your threads, places and a map of where you've been.
- The world pushes back at you, the writer. People can refuse, bargain and even lie, and things have a price (or not).
- Stories have stakes and endings. Each chapter asks a question and closes earned, at a price, or lost. A finished story leaves its woven cloth. At the same time, stories don't have to have chapters and well-defined sections, the game can be played as a free canvas with no set ending - except when the writer wants it to.
- It keeps going while you sleep. Overnight your story "dreams": it gathers what happened, brings back a thread you forgot, and draws a one-of-a-kind noir plate (Why Nois? I'm a bit fan of the aesthetic, but other plate aesthetics can be added later).
- You can cut in any time: start typing and the narrator stops where you stopped reading.
- Five ways to read it: a manuscript, a silent film, a blue print, a night newspaper and an amber terminal.
Your stories are private and never used to train AI. It's for adults (18+). The first 40 turns are free, no card needed. The first 200 Patrons pay $4.99 a month for their first year, then $7.99.
I'd love your most honest feedback: where it surprised you, what doesn't work and feels boring, broken?
About Weftwake on Product Hunt
“Write what you do. The world writes back, and remembers.”
Weftwake was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #320 on the daily leaderboard. A text adventure that writes itself as you play. Write what your character does; an AI narrator writes what happens, and the world remembers every name, place and promise. Overnight, your story dreams and draws a noir plate. 40 turns free.
On the analytics side, Weftwake competes within Writing, Artificial Intelligence and Games — topics that collectively have 640.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Weftwake performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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