A lantern-lit town at dusk: crooked rooftops, glowing windows, warm smoke drifting over a cobbled square.

Worlds that remember you.

Living worlds where every character has a life, a memory and an opinion of you. An AI Dungeon Master is always running the game. Step in from your browser or from Minecraft.

Live now: 1,284 players in 7 worlds

Pick a world

Campaigns, not servers

Every world has its own lore, its own factions, its own history. Pick one and step in — from your browser or in 3D.

  • Cover art: a lantern-lit mining town built into a dark hillside.

    312playing now

    Emberhollow

    A mining town that keeps a secret under its streets.

    Web3D
    • Low fantasy
    • Mystery
    • Town life
  • Cover art: a storm-grey harbour town under torn sails and a low moon.

    507playing now

    Saltwrack

    A smuggler's port where every tide brings a new debt.

    Web3D
    • Sea adventure
    • Politics
    • Survival
  • Cover art: candlelit library towers stacked with glowing books.

    465playing now

    Vellum

    A library-city where forgotten books wake up.

    Web
    • Whimsy
    • Magic
    • Cozy

N playing now — the town notices when someone new arrives.

A town that keeps living

The world doesn't wait for you to log in

People in Story have jobs, shifts, hunger and grudges. They gossip, trade, get paid, slack off — and remember what you did to them. This is one night in Emberhollow.

This happened while you were offline.

  1. 17:40

    Wakes up at dusk, grumbling. Puts on the watch coat. It still smells like the cellar you hid in.

  2. 19:05

    Clocks in at the gate. Waves off Kessa the lamp-lighter — they argued about a debt last week and neither has let go.

  3. 21:30

    Buys a meat pie from Tomas's cart. Doesn't mention that Tomas owes the Watch a favour. Files it away.

  4. 23:15

    Catches a boy skimming the till at the storehouse. Lets him go with a warning. He'll be back tomorrow.

  5. 01:50

    Walks the north wall. Thinks about the traveller who stole bread on Tuesday. Plans to say something.

Your Dungeon Master never sleeps

Someone is always running the game

While you play, the Dungeon Master watches what you do, sets up consequences, hands out quests and narrates like a storyteller sitting across the table.

The Dungeon Master speaks

You feel the guard's eyes on your back.

The baker's shutters are closed. Someone has nailed a notice to the door — and your name is on it.

Rain starts. Somewhere below, a dog starts barking, and doesn't stop.

Quests arrive while you play — not from a menu.

One world, many windows

Same world. Same people. Pick your window.

A browser player and a Minecraft player can stand in the same square, talk to the same person, be remembered by the same name.

The browser

The same tavern scene shown in the web view: ink-and-parchment illustration of Maren behind a bar.

In your browser

Play instantly — no install, no account juggling. Parchment, ink and candlelight.

Through the launcher

The same tavern scene shown in 3D: a blocky lantern-lit interior with Maren behind the bar.

In Minecraft

Walk the world in 3D through the Story launcher. Same streets, same people, now under your feet.

Same world. Same people. Pick your window.

Speak and be heard

Type it or say it out loud

Talk into your mic and people hear you, near or far. Characters answer in their own voice — every one of them.

You — into your mic

proximity voice

Maren — about that bread. I'd like to make it right.

Maren answers — in her voice

a beat later

"About time," she says. "Two loaves, fresh from the morning batch, and you help Tomas stack his cart. Then we're even."

Death is a chapter

When you fall, the story doesn't end

Your soul crosses over, meets a guide, and begins a new life — in a world that still remembers the old one. The debts, the friends, the reputation: they carry over.

"You again," says the guide, not unkindly. "We should stop meeting like this."

Begin a new life

Getting started

In three steps

  1. Log in with Discord

    One identity across every way in — browser, launcher, whatever comes next.

  2. Pick a world

    A mining town, a smuggler's port, a library that wakes up. Each one is a campaign.

  3. Play in the browser or launch in 3D

    Step in from wherever you are. The world's already running.

Questions

Before you step in

Yes. You can play every world for free. Some worlds may offer extra things to buy later, but the game itself doesn't cost anything.