Worlds for any
domain
The psychology layer is domain-agnostic. Configure the world — school, boardroom, hospital, frontier. The engine handles everything else.
NPCs that
remember
Characters with real psychology, real schedules, and real consequences. No dialog trees. No scripted behavior. NPCs that live when the player isn't watching — and remember everything when they return.
- Relationships that evolve based on player actions
- NPCs that form alliances, rivalries, and romances independently
- World history that accumulates — what happened, happened
- Crisis arcs that activate from psychological pressure, not triggers
Practice the
hard conversations
Simulate patient psychology for medical and therapeutic training. Patients with attachment styles, wounds, and defenses. Trainees practice difficult conversations with characters that respond as real patients do — not as scripts permit.
- Patients with avoidant, anxious, or fearful attachment
- Shame and guilt residues that surface under pressure
- Crisis arc detection — when a patient is deteriorating
- Scenario composer injects clinical events and stressors
Leadership under
real pressure
Simulate organisational dynamics with psychologically real employees. Practice performance reviews, difficult feedback, conflict mediation, and crisis leadership with characters who have real defensiveness, ambition, and fear.
- Employees with Big5 profiles — conscientiousness, neuroticism, dominance
- Workplace stress and burnout modeled through Maslow hierarchy
- Team dynamics that emerge — alliances, resentments, trust networks
- Decisions ripple — restructuring affects relationships weeks later
Families that
carry history
Train social workers and child protection professionals with simulated families that have real dynamics — cycles of behavior, attachment injuries, and the psychology of people under systemic pressure. No scripted outcomes.
- Family worlds with intergenerational wounds and patterns
- Children modeled with attachment responses to caregiver behavior
- Crisis arc detection — escalation before it becomes visible
- Worker decisions alter the family trajectory over simulated weeks
History that
lives
Configure historical worlds where students interact with figures who have real psychology, real motivations, and real social dynamics. Consequence-based learning — decisions ripple through the world.
- Historical figures with period-accurate psychology and wounds
- Social dynamics that emerge from configured relationships
- Student decisions alter the trajectory of the simulation
- No reset — consequences accumulate across sessions
Configure the world.
The engine handles the rest.
Tell us your
world
We work with partners to configure simulation environments for specific domains. Tell us what you're building.
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