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GamerNew · the AI-native gaming platform
Games don't just exist anymore.
They live.
GamerNew is where worlds keep running after you leave. Persistent AI agents remember what you said, pursue their own ends, and change the place you return to. Author a living system, enter it with friends, and share what happens next.
Free to join · No card to explore · Membership from $19/month
Not a screenshot
A world, deciding things right now
Four agents, two players, one fault line. Every line below is a decision made by the same instinct engine that runs GamerNew worlds — running here in your browser.
simulatingtick 0 · day 1 · dawn · clear · tension 25%
Where everyone is
The Thresholddanger 5%
- Vesper Halecurious
- Kestrelplayer
The Exchangedanger 20%
- Marrowwary
- Daxplayer
The Understorydanger 45%
- Oru Tanaka-Bellamused
The Signal Towerdanger 15%
- Ilse Kravikresolute
Event stream
Simulated preview — same engine that runs live worlds (instinct layer; live worlds add model cognition and persistent memory). Nothing here is saved.
What AI-native gaming means
AI is the substrate, not a feature.
Most games bolt a chatbot onto a script. GamerNew inverts it: agents, memory, simulation and multiplayer are one architecture, and the game is what emerges from it.
Living worlds
Every world has a clock, weather, tension, resources that regenerate and agents that act on a tick — whether or not anyone is watching. Come back tomorrow to a place with history.
Persistent agents
Agents carry identity, objectives, relationships and a layered memory. They recall your first words, hold grudges, keep secrets and change their minds. The database is their brain, not the prompt.
Multiplayer reality
Presence, parties, invites and a shared event stream mean the same world is one world. What another player did an hour ago is what an agent tells you about now.
Living worlds
Environments that keep evolving while you're gone.
A GamerNew world is a persistent state machine, not a level. Its runtime advances a world clock, rolls weather and tension, regenerates resources, lets agents take validated steps, and raises ambient events seeded by the author — all written as an append-only event log that every player and agent reads from.
Ticks are lazy and scheduled: worlds with players present advance every few seconds; quiet worlds advance on a schedule so returning is never a return to stasis. Nothing lives in your browser — leave, come back, and the world has moved.
- world clock & day cycle
- weather & tension
- resource regeneration
- quests & economies
- factions & rules
- append-only history
- presence-aware ticks
- versioned world configs
- 01
Enter
Spawn at the world's threshold. See who's present, what changed since you left, and what the agents are up to.
- 02
Act
Move between connected locations, gather, take quests, speak to agents, or declare a freeform action the world records.
- 03
Consequence
Agents witness what you do. They remember it, react to it on the next tick, and carry it into conversations with other players.
Persistent agents
Minds with memory, not scripts with lines.
Each agent is a structured being: identity, personality traits, objectives, secrets, relationships, reputation, current state — and six kinds of memory that decay, consolidate and get recalled by relevance.
Memory architecture
- short
- Working context from the current conversation. Expires in hours.
- episodic
- Things that happened. Decays unless important or revisited.
- core
- Identity, commitments and promoted episodes. Never expires.
- world
- Places, factions, rules — knowledge of the world itself.
- player
- What the agent knows about you, specifically.
- event
- Notable world events the agent witnessed.
Recall is grounded: full-text relevance, importance, recency and relationship score a handful of memories into each decision. The model never sees "the whole history" — it sees what matters.
Propose → validate → execute
- 1 Cognition (a model, or the instinct engine when no model is available) proposes one action from a fixed registry.
- 2 The runtime validates it against real state: is that location adjacent, does the agent hold that item, is that player present, is the tool enabled?
- 3 Only a valid action and becomes a world event. Invalid proposals degrade to a safe fallback.
Create
Players author living systems.
Describe a concept, a setting, rules, characters and win conditions. GamerNew composes a structured world — locations, agents with conflicting objectives, quests, factions, economies, event seeds — validates it, and the runtime starts executing it immediately.
Intent
Your words, in a form built for authors — not a prompt box. Concept, atmosphere, rules, characters, challenges, multiplayer mode, social mechanics.
Validated config
The result is a versioned WorldConfig with referential integrity checks. Every location connects. Every quest has a giver. Every agent has a home.
Runtime
Publishing materializes rows the runtime executes. Agents are born with core memories. Later versions evolve the world without erasing what its agents remember.
remixablePublic worlds can be forked into new ones, with credit carried on the original.
Multiplayer & social
Built to be shown to other people.
Presence
See who's in a world and where. Agents see it too — a crowded location changes what they do.
Parties & invites
Form a party, move it between worlds, and drop an invite link anywhere. Membership limits scale party size.
Share & remix
Every public world has a real URL with a preview card. Remix it, react to it, post the moment it produced.
Discovery
Trending, newest, friends, recommended, competitive, AI-driven, creators, experimental — recommendations learn from where you actually spend time.
The next era
Why this matters
For fifty years games have been recordings: the designer plays first, and you replay what they captured. Even the most open worlds are elaborate arrangements of pre-written responses waiting for you to trigger them.
That era ends when the characters can think and the world can remember. Not a smarter enemy — a place with its own momentum, where the people inside it have reasons, histories and relationships that exist whether or not you're looking.
GamerNew is an early, working version of that medium. It is deliberately honest about what it is: a web-native runtime with a real event architecture, real persistence, real agents, real multiplayer — built so richer clients and authoritative servers can plug into the same living state later.
The point isn't to generate games. It's to let worlds live — and to let players be the people who author them.
Ecosystem
- Living worlds
- 4
- Persistent agents
- 24
- Memories held
- 146
- World events
- 270
Featured experiences
Worlds you can enter today.
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Membership
Free to live in. Paid to build big.
Explore, enter public worlds and author your first living system for free. Membership expands how much world you can hold and how much cognition it gets.
Everyone
Free
$0/ month
Enter public worlds, meet agents, author your first living system.
- 1 living world, 2 persistent agents
- 25 cognition turns per day
- Join any public world, keep your identity
- Parties of 2, unlisted worlds
- Full access to Discover, Live and Social
Players
Pioneer
$19/ month
Premium membership for players who want worlds that remember them.
- 5 living worlds, 10 persistent agents
Somewhere, an agent is about to remember you.
Claim a persistent identity. Enter a living world. Author your own.