Building AI eXPeriences across interactive storytelling, playable systems, and mixed-media experiments.
From narrative adventures and gamebooks to web apps and custom chatbots.
Since January 2023, I've been exploring the rapidly shifting frontier of generative AI by creating story engines, gamebook chats, web apps, and other interactive experiences that aim to entertain, guide, or inspire. These projects span experiments, prototypes, and polished experiences, each testing a different possibility. Most are quite refined. Some still might wobble depending on how the models changed this week.
Signature playable experiences from the studio lab.
Join Quizmaster Flash as he takes you through a lively, nostalgia-tinged trivia game designed to tap into what you remember—and what you forgot you knew.
Includes two modes:
You command the world's defense forces against city-wrecking titans. Tactical decisions, escalating threats, and cinematic mayhem await.
A procedural mystery webapp that generates suspects, motives, and clues, as replayable whodunits based on your chosen era and location.
A retro arcade action shooter with a modern twist. Fly your jet with one thumb — deploy your drones with the other.
Browse and try over three dozen projects across playable GPTs and webapps as story systems, known world interpretations, useful tools, and other AI-assisted media.
Customizable story systems for branching fiction, player choice, visuals, and genre-driven play.
Adaptations and companions that extend tabletop play into digital experiences.
Playable AI experiences set in familiar cinematic and genre worlds.
Conversational GPTs built for guidance, perspective, advice, and structured dialogue.
Standalone browser experiences, playable apps, social prototypes, and creative utilities.
Working tools and copilots — prompt repair, research, scheduling, gift-finding, agent design.
Standalone webapps, motion comics, recaps, and AI-assisted media experiments.
Most AI portfolios show outputs. This one shows the moves — the steps that turn a half-formed idea into something you can actually pick up and play with.
The spark. The what-if that makes the project worth building before constraints are invited.
Concept, framing, constraints, and the experience goal. What should the player or reader actually get to experience?
First functional shape. A rough build that lets the idea be tried instead of just described.
Trial runs. Watching where players get stuck, surprised, or pulled deeper than expected.
Repair and refinement. Rewrites, sharpened UX, and trimming the parts that overreach.
Packaging the project so others can browse, try, or build from it without a manual.
Playtesting and Patching continues.
A glimpse at projects in motion — what may surface next from the studio.
A classic fantasy race to the Arcane Tower, played on an ASCII board filled with traps and monsters.
A hacker sim where every terminal and trace could expose you. Stay stealthy and secure or sabotage target files without getting caught.
A pulp-adventure GPT taking shape around ancient relics, lost temples, traps, rival treasure hunters, and cinematic choice-driven exploration.
The next playable experiment is always somewhere in the workshop smoke.
