The Person Behind the Answer

The central idea is to recreate the behavior of artificial intelligence without using an actual chatbot. In LARP mode, players receive questions from strangers and attempt to produce responses that look machine-generated. The subjects are unpredictable because the requests come directly from other users. A player might need to explain something unfamiliar, create an imaginary scenario, or imitate the writing style commonly associated with AI assistants.

A Countdown for Every Request

Each assignment has a 60-second time limit. Players must understand the request, decide how to respond, and finish before the countdown expires. Some prompts require written answers, while others involve drawing on a canvas.

The game features:

• Writing challenges involving questions and instructions.
• Drawing assignments with basic canvas tools.
• A 60-second countdown for completing responses.
• Human mode for submitting original prompts.
• Credits earned by answering requests.
• A gallery for viewing player-created drawings.

From Answering to Asking Questions

Players can also participate from the opposite side of the interaction. Human mode allows them to submit requests instead of responding to them. Creating a prompt costs one credit, which can be earned by completing an assignment in LARP mode. This system connects both activities and encourages players to alternate roles.

To start, enter LARP mode, receive a request, and prepare an answer before the timer expires. Written responses can imitate chatbot formatting, formal explanations, or repetitive language. Drawing tasks require creating an image based on the submitted description. There are no enemies, checkpoints, or numbered stages to finish. The experience continues through new player-generated prompts, with credits providing the main reason to complete additional rounds.