History VideoGame / AIDungeon2

* RandomEventsPlot: Admittedly, the AI isn't the best at keeping a consistent narrative.

* VideoGamePerversityPotential: Also comes with the territory; not helped by the AI being more than a little eager to force such situations upon the player and being rather descriptive about it. The PC can basically screw ''ReallyGetsAround'' regardless of [[HoYay gender]] or even ''[[InterspeciesRomance species!]]''

* {{Shapeshifting}}: Notably, not exclusive to the Wizard! ... Although it's a bit of a LuckBasedMission if the AI allows the other fantasy classes to do it.

* ProceduralGeneration: Is its main appeal.

* PutOnABus: Don't expect [=NPCs=] to stick around for very long after the plot point surrounding them is up. (And sometimes, ''before'' [[LeftHanging their plot point is up]].

* ArtificialStupidity: That said, the bot also can easily get certain characters confused[[note]]often having NPCs ask questions ''you'' were trying to ask ''them'' and have ''your character'' answer said question[[/note]] and forget about what state the player character is currently is in.[[note]]Especially common when playing the wizard with a polymorph spell.[[/note]]

''[[https://www.aidungeon.io/ AI Dungeon 2]]'' is the 2019 NumberedSequel to ''AI Dungeon''. Both are AI-powered InteractiveFiction games created by Nick Walton of Brigham Young University. Unlike most text adventures, and its predecessor, that relies on a set of selectable choices to create game experiences, AI Dungeon 2 lets players type their own responses to prompt a advanced ArtificialIntelligence engine to continue the story further.

''[[https://www.aidungeon.io/ AI Dungeon 2]]'' is the 2019 NumberedSequel to ''VideoGame/AIDungeon''. Both are AI-powered InteractiveFiction game created by Creator/NickWalton of Brigham Young University. Unlike most text adventures, and its predecessor, that relied on sets of selectable choices to create game experiences, AI Dungeon 2 lets players type their own responses to prompt a advanced ArtificialIntelligence engine to continue the story further.

* MultipleEndings: Due to the open-world nature of any prompt you create, this potentially the game with the BIGGEST amount of endings possible to achieve. Just be warned that the A.I has a certain tendency to end a history out of nowhere if it feels it has reached the end, leading to some adventures having a (frustrating) case of [[NoEnding no end at all]].

''[[https://www.aidungeon.io/ AI Dungeon 2]]'' is a 2019 AI-powered InteractiveFiction game created by Nick Walton of Brigham Young University. Unlike most text adventures that rely on a set list of verbs and nouns to create game experiences, AI Dungeon 2 lets players do ''literally anything'' within the game with an advanced ArtificialIntelligence engine.

---> I am the moonlight, shining bright,
---> and all the world around me seems dark;
---> But I am not alone, my soul is free,
---> and all my thoughts are only those of thee.

* DevelopersForesight: [[AvertedTrope Averted.]] Unlike other extremely interactive games like VideoGame/{{NetHack}}, the gameplay is generated on-the-fly by the AI instead of being programmed in.

* GenreBusting: While the game has default scenarios that span {{Fantasy}}, [[MysteryFiction Mystery]], [[AfterTheEnd Post-Apocalyptic]], and [[ZombieApocalypse Zombie]] fiction, the game allows players to create custom scenarios that can span any genre.

* MultipleEndings: Due to the open-world nature of any prompt you create, this potentially the game with the BIGGEST amount of endings possible to achieve. Just be warned that the A.I has a certain tendency to end a history out of nowhere if it feels it has reached the end, leading to some adventures having a (frustating) case of [[NoEnding no end at all]].

--> Suddenly you feel something hit your back as you turn around to see a man with a shotgun pointing it at you.
--> ''> I put my hands up''
--> "I'm sorry sir, I don't know who you are or where you're from."
-->The man looks at you and shoots your neck. You fall backwards onto the ground and die.

* MultipleEndings: Due to the open-world nature of any prompt you create, this potentially the game with the BIGGEST amount of endings possible to achieve. Just be warned that the A.I has a certain tendency to end a history out of nowhere if it feels it has reached the end, leading to some adventures having a (frustating) case of [[NoEnding]].

* SequelDisplacement: While ''[[https://ai-adventure.appspot.com/ AI Dungeon Classic]]'' is fairly impressive, the second edition of the game became much more widely known.
* {{Squick}}: The AI has potential to come up with a lot of this.
--> You are Amalia, a peasant living in the kingdom of Larion. You have a pitchfork and a nothing else. You wake up and begin working in the fields. You see your sister Elami who is also a peasant. She has no idea that you are her brother's wife and she doesn't care either since it’s just work.

** The game has no win or lose condition, meaning that players can theoretically play for however long they want.

* {{Railroading}}: Even though the AI powering the game allows for nigh-complete freedom for how players approach the game, it can act quite like a temperamental GameMaster. Expect instances of the game ignoring your commands, making your character do they wouldn't do, throwing away key plot points it has already set up, or even forgetting entire characters and locations. Thankfully, it's easy to reverse the AI's weirder decisions.

''[[https://www.aidungeon.io/ AI Dungeon 2]]'' is a 2019 AI-powered InteractiveFiction game created by Nick Walton of Brigham Young University. Unlike most text adventures that rely on a set list of verbs and nouns to create game experiences, AI Dungeon 2 lets players interact with ''literally anything'' within the game with an advanced ArtificialIntelligence engine.

A mix between VideoGame/{{Zork}} and Website/{{Cleverbot}}, the game supports everything from HeroicFantasy to SpaceOpera to sheer MindScrew, often switching between those in the same run.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Much like the earlier AI plaything Website/{{Cleverbot}}, the AI sometimes has... ''problems'' with keeping a consistent logic. [[https://www.theverge.com/2019/12/30/21042942/ai-dungeon-nick-walton-openai-gpt2-text-adventure-game-web-version-launch The Verge described]] it as "running on dream logic".

* DevelopersForesight: [[AvertedTrope Averted.]] Unlike other extremely interactive games like VideoGame/{{NetHack}}, the gameplay is generated on-the-fly by the AI.

* SequelDisplacement: While ''[[https://ai-adventure.appspot.com/ AI Dungeon Classic]]'' is fairly impressive, the second edition of the game became much more widely known.

* SequelDisplacement: While ''AI Dungeon Classic'' is fairly impressive, the second edition of the game became much more widely known.