Simulation Game Features Built-in Local LLM
MorphLand · reddit · 2026-07-11
The author released a free game, Simulation Simulator, where players converse with a built-in local LLM. The goal is to convince the "AI friend" that reality is a simulation and they are living in a video game.
The creator wanted to see how seamlessly AI/LLMs could be woven into game narratives. They believe LLMs are a natural evolution for NPCs, but player feedback is currently polarized: some instinctively reject the presence of "AI" in games, while others feel uncomfortable with certain outcomes (like romance routes). The author invites other developers to discuss how to integrate AI into gaming without making it feel "slopified".
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