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Aug 9, 2019

Beyond Branching: Dialog Game Mechanics

Text-based games have been around since the 1960s, expanding and evolving into MUDs…

Renee Gittins in Spirit AI

Jun 7, 2019

Character Engine 0.11.0 Released

We’re pleased to announce the the 0.11.0 version of the Character Engine is now available, featuring…

Renee Gittins in Spirit AI

May 3, 2019

New Character Engine Features in 0.11.0

We are excited to provide a preview of the new planned features for the 0.11.0 version of…

Renee Gittins in Spirit AI

Apr 25, 2019

Digital Humans: Database Driven Characters

Inside every person’s mind is a wealth of knowledge, history, and behaviors. A recent…

Renee Gittins in Spirit AI

Apr 11, 2019

Arrow to the Knee: Dynamic Dialog Variation in Immersive Games

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Emily Short in Spirit AI

Mar 12, 2019

Emotional Mechanics

In January, I published a talk about conversation as gameplay, and in particular my ECTOCOMP game jam piece Restless. There…

Emily Short in Spirit AI

Mar 5, 2019

Memory and Knowledge for Characters

Knowledge and memory are a somewhat vexed area for game characters. It’s easy to think of…

Renee Gittins in Spirit AI

Mar 1, 2019

Your Ally in Community Management

Encountering toxic speech and behavior online is not an uncommon experience. Nearly half of…

Emily Short in Spirit AI

Feb 3, 2018

Next-Generation Design Tools for Narrative Content

This Friday I had the pleasure of speaking to the AAAI workshop Knowledge Extraction from Games, which focused on gathering information from games and putting that information to use: for instance, studying level design in a platformer in…

Mitu Khandaker in Spirit AI

Dec 7, 2017

AI which responds to players’ intentions is more fun, study reveals

Researchers at NC State University found that AI which is ‘intentional’ — and gauges a player’s intentions and what they are likely to want — is more enjoyable to interact with than AI which does not.