Worlds that respond to the player.

AI can make a game world feel responsive: characters who remember the player's choices, difficulty that adapts to skill, and content that varies between sessions. But AI that isn't carefully constrained can break immersion, contradict the story or become expensive to run.

We combine proven game-AI techniques — behaviour trees, state machines, utility systems — with newer language-model features only where they add real value. Dialogue is bound to world state and character rules, adaptive systems are tuned with player data, and expensive model calls are reserved for moments where latency doesn't hurt gameplay.