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Immersive Adventures
Master of Lore is a gaming platform that offers narrative adventures similar to tabletop RPGs, enhanced by AI. Players can engage solo or in multiplayer mode, exploring various worlds like fantasy and sci-fi. Key features include an AI narrator, accessibility on multiple devices, and immersive experiences with future updates.
In this press kit, you'll find all the content, descriptions, information, and copywriting about our platform, technology, and project.
Our latest Reviews
Playtest was very fun! I was very impressed with how the game master would respond to parts of my entire message. Usually nothing I said was left out or forgotten.
My game was fun overall. It got kinda buggy towards the end, but I enjoyed what I saw. I would have enjoyed finishing the whole quest.
Enjoyed the playtest. Thank you 🙂
Been trying to find a way to solo play. Thought I’d give this a try.
That ad sold me. I want in!
Hello! Excited to try this out.
I am pleasantly surprised. I need to get into the lore a bit so I can get fully immersed but l am impressed. I also like the fact that I can pick it up and put it down as I need.
I was writing everything on my phone, so I was perhaps a bit brief in my prompts but overall I really enjoyed it; the concept is awesome 😄 A multiplayer version would be intriguing 👀 Thanks for the playtest 💕
That was fun. But I think that I was too engrossed in role-playing and wasted a lot of my time looking for information rather than action. Good lesson to learn.
Already started my first campaign and gotta say I’m loving it, the chance to play a lazy slob AS A CHARACTER OPTION blew my mind!
Seems to me like the system is good at consistency and staying 'locked in' on the story, but seems like it doesn't want to let the tone shift. The constant tension the game currently maintains seems untennable for long-term storytelling.
