The Vast Horizon update: smarter generative players and better multiplayer in this type-a-word AI world
OdinLovis · x · 2026-11-11
Developer OdinLovis shares a small update to The Vast Horizon, a generative AI browser game: the generative players are smarter and multiplayer interactions improved.
The mechanic is delightfully weird: type a word, press Enter, and the word becomes part of the world. You can catch lights, bump into other players, leap and glide mid-air, and drag to look around. Each world is generated on the fly and can be shared.
A fun, counterintuitive AI demo worth a quick play.
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