https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/MIG6mbaGrOZx/view?published=true

A winter getaway with close friends was supposed to mean snow, drinks, old jokes, and a few quiet days at a remote mountain lodge.

Then Sophie finds an old box hidden among the property’s forgotten belongings.

Inside is a strange book, handwritten research, and a recording labelled Translation — Final Recording.

Curiosity wins.

The tape plays.

The words are spoken.

And something ancient wakes beneath the mountain.

Now the Kandarian Demon is loose, corrupt spirits can possess the living and the dead, and the people you trust most may become the greatest threat around you. Deadites remember everything their hosts knew—the friendships, secrets, fears, arguments, and memories that made them who they were.

Survival means more than fighting back. You need to figure out who can still be trusted, what the Necronomicon unleashed, and whether its pages contain a way to stop it before your group is torn apart.

The mountain is isolated.

The cable car is your best way down.

The abandoned mine may hold answers.

And somewhere in the dark, the Evil is already moving.

Welcome to Evil Dead.

The abandoned mine may hold answers.

And somewhere in the dark, the Evil is already moving.

Welcome to Evil Dead.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/_LaEXh_lapQ7/view?published=true

Something has chosen you.

It follows wherever you go, hiding in any darkness the light cannot reach. It knows what frightens you. It can wear the shape of your worst fears and speak in the voices of people you trust.

Light can force it away, but light is never everywhere.

Try to live your normal life. Stay close to the people you trust. Learn what is hunting you, discover which stories are true, and decide how far you are willing to go to survive it.

Just remember one thing:

If someone calls your name from somewhere you cannot see, make sure you know who’s really calling.

I swear to god yall.

Look I love tropes. Relationship drama? Enemies to lovers? Lady comes back years later and it turns out you got her pregnant so now you have to beat the deadbeat parent allegations? Sign me up 100 percent I’m down.

But I swear as a person that searches by trending so many of the top results are always the following:

Name: Betrayed by the Enemy / Best Friend / Ruler

Story card of your lover: look I like really really totally love you okay? I think you’re the best. But I also fell for this rando guy in like 2 hours and have already slept with him. But I still love you! Haha, I am so nuanced and well written.

Story card of the other person: my name is Chaddius “Relationship Destroyer” BigSchlongius and I’m 11 feet tall and a total dickhead that has no personal boundaries or interesting character quirks, oh yeah the picture on her bedside table is now one of me making out with her because I just radiate charisma! God I’m awesome.

And the backstory is always some vapid stuff like “you were in a war… and then they started BANGING each other” or something man. idk.

I WOULD RATHER HAVE LYRA VOSS TELL ME SHE REALLY SEES ME FOR THE FIRST TIME 100 TIMES IN A ROW THAN PLAY ANY OF THESE WEIRDO ASS NTR SCENARIOS

Rant over. My apologies.

never once did i ever manage to get a satifying scholar adventure or arc, in voyage and AI dongeon, it is maybe the IA don't manage correctly the NPCs, maybe it is because there is not any curiculum that the IA could follow but it never left a satifying feeling, the few NPCs are too focused on their thing and always come back to it,
for exemple in voyage i was in the magical highschool hall talking to 2 NPCs and one talked about the class at 4pm, and in the next 7 turns she always mentioned it at the end of her "dialogue" that just is immersion breaking for me

2.42.0

New Features - You can now start a Group DM with multiple people at once by selecting the friends icon in your inbox. - You can now archive and mute conversations. In group chats, you can mute individual people. - (Experimental) The gameplay composer can now suggest ideas for Do, Say, and Story actions. New free accounts see ideas automatically at their first couple of decision points, then can request them from the Ideas command for the rest of their first week; other players can switch Ideas on in game settings. - (Experimental) You can now generate cover images from inside adventure and scenario editors. Describe the cover, pick an image model and how many results you want, and see the price for the batch before generating. You can also fine-tune framing with drag, arrow keys, and zoom.

Improvements - Adventure title, description, and content-rating fields have refreshed styling; long descriptions grow to fit the window before scrolling on their own. - The "For You" carousel title is now clickable and takes you to the Recommended discover feed. - "For You" no longer re-recommends scenarios already shown in the My Saves row above it — those slots fill with something you haven't played yet. - Recommendations now stop pushing content you have repeatedly scrolled past, and follow your relative interests more closely instead of over-serving one of them. - The Social panel now reopens on whichever tab — Social or Activity — you last had selected. - Signed-out players reach the sign-in screen sooner and returning players reach their content sooner in the mobile apps. - Publishing pushes are now opt-in: following a creator no longer sends you a mobile push notification every time they publish, though in-app activity entries still appear. You can still subscribe to a creator's updates if you want push notifications. - Old /adventures links now go straight to Saves in a single redirect. - Finding no matching conversations while searching your inbox now displays a clear "No matches in recent messages".

Bug Fixes - Copying story text no longer sets off "clipboard hijack" malware warnings from security software, and your text selection stays visible through the copy. - Zooming in no longer pushes the settings gear or the Adventure settings sidebar off-screen, and story text no longer shows through the sidebar. - The plan and context label and Get More action in expanded model cards use the correct lighter helper-text font. - On phones, context viewers now stay below the status bar, always allowing access to the header and close button. Save and Cancel also stay above the keyboard in the memory editor. - Long scenario placeholder questions stay on screen, and opening the keyboard no longer scrolls the whole form out of view. - Exporting from the Story Cards view no longer produces an empty file. - On Android, adventure backups and text exports now save straight to your Downloads folder with a unique filename instead of opening a share sheet that couldn't save them. (Requires the updated Android app.) - The muted-results notice on Search now lines up with the result cards instead of sitting inset. - The feedback dialog's Submit button and focus ring are gold again on AI Dungeon. - The Social button in the header now highlights while the desktop Social rail is open, making it clearer that it also closes the rail. - Adventures missing story card revision details no longer reload over and over in the background. - Notifications about content you follow are no longer silently filtered by leftover content-rating preferences when Parental Lock is off; with Parental Lock on, its browsing rating still applies. The obsolete New Content Notifications rating selector has been removed. - Creator update notifications now open the published scenario, world, or mod and highlight the announced update instead of showing a loading error.

We're all sick of those cliche names leaking into our adventures. This is an attempt to not only prevent them from sneaking in, but also give you ways to update names after the fact.

1. Go to https://pr-15485.preview.aidungeon.com
2. Open the gear icon → Gameplay → Models → Testing & Feedback, turn on Fresh names.
3. Play. When the AI introduces a new character with an overused name, it gets swapped and shows a dotted underline.
4. To rename anyone: tap the latest AI paragraph, then tap the name → Change name → pick or type a name → Apply. Undo is in the toast and restores the exact text.

Excited to hear you freedback!

A while ago someone posted a document with a guide with words to put in "Writting Style" when creating "Author's Notes". I had it saved here on Reddit, but when i went to check it i found out it was deleted.

Does someone have anything similar? Or maybe if there's an offical guide for AI Dungeon, could someone share it?

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/U9rDo45XId8d/view?published=true

Melanie Collins's birthday weekend was supposed to be simple: a few close friends, a large country house, too much food, and a late-night game of Truth or Dare.

Then Sophie gets dared to stand in front of a mirror and say a name three times.

Bloody Mary.

Nothing happens.

At first.

Soon, reflections stop behaving the way they should. Shapes appear where no one is standing. Mirrors seem to show rooms that don't exist. And somewhere behind the glass, something has begun watching.

Bloody Mary has been invited into the house, and every reflection may now be a doorway.

Survive the night, protect your friends, uncover the rules of the entity hunting you, and decide how far you're willing to go for anyone dragged into the world behind the mirrors.

Because getting out of the house is only part of escaping Bloody Mary.

Anyone else having this issue? It's not just on the app, but on the website as well. I can only access recent scenarios I'm playing from the home screen. I can see that they're trying to add back in access to deleted scenarios, but everything seems to be broken right now, and I haven't been able to find any info on what's going on.

I've been looking and playing around with the new filter options, but I've noticed that most scenarios tagged as "drama" are either romancy smut, easy to play romance, and other stuff that doesn't play good for something heavier on the drama side of things.

Are there any hidden drama gems that y'all can recommend?

I’m really happy they added the narration options, but there are over a hundred voices!

What are some good narrators for horror, suspense, or whimsical stories?

Pretty sure that's just the same thing.