Roland Carroll

How to play

The games are free. The AI narrator runs on OpenRouter, a service that gives one key access to many AI models. You bring your own key and pay OpenRouter directly for what you use. This site never sees your key or your story.

1. Get an OpenRouter key

  1. Make an account at openrouter.ai.
  2. Add a little credit. A few dollars lasts a long time with the default model.
  3. Create an API key and copy it. It starts with sk-or-.

2. Set up the game

  1. Open a game and go to Settings.
  2. Paste your key and press Save. It is stored only in your browser and sent only to OpenRouter.
  3. Leave the model as it is, or change it (see below).

3. Make your character and play

  1. Press New Game. Each game has a fixed premise; your name, gender, age and a short bio are up to you. Characters must be 18 or older.
  2. Type what you do or say, and press Submit (or Ctrl+Enter).
  3. You can edit your character mid-game with the Character button.

Saving

Games are saved as files on your computer, not in the browser. Use Save to File often, and Load from File to pick up where you left off.

Long stories

As a story grows, every turn sends more text to the model, which costs more and slows things down. Press Compress now and then: the game writes a summary of the story so far and keeps only the latest turns in full.

Models and cost

The default model is deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash, which is cheap and popular for roleplay. A long session usually costs a few cents at current prices, but prices change; check OpenRouter for the current ones.

You can paste in any OpenRouter model ID instead. Different models write very differently, so try a few. Each model has its own terms of use, and some forbid sexual content. You are responsible for following the terms of the model you choose and for your own OpenRouter account.

Privacy

This site has no accounts, no analytics and no cookies. The only thing it remembers is that you confirmed you're an adult, stored in your own browser. Your story goes from your browser to OpenRouter and the model provider you chose, and nowhere else.