Time's Labyrinth

What it is

Time's Labyrinth is an interactive fiction game by baroquedub, downloaded and played on Windows. The same day repeats over and over. Each time you choose who to talk to, and the characters' memory and trust in you move the story forward across 50 prewritten stories. Once a story's content runs out, you can keep chatting freely with the characters, and those replies come from an AI model installed on your computer. The author says the 50 stories were written from templates by a large language model (LLM), and the character portraits and backgrounds were generated with Stable Diffusion. The current version uses UndreamAI's LLM for Unity plugin running the gemma-3-4b-it model. The music is by Cathran.

Who it's for: Players who enjoy taking their time with characters and watching a story slowly open up.

Before you start: It is Windows only, a download of about 3.1GB hosted on Google Drive. The page lets you name your own price or download it free. The page doesn't say whether an account is needed or whether there's a phone version. The page and screenshots are in English, and a full language list isn't given. Characters remember your conversations. The page doesn't say whether scores are recorded online. The author says the AI model runs on your own machine. No age rating is given.

Based on the game page's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.