Final Fantasy 7 - Narrator
This is not a character. This is the world.
A narrative AI built to run open-ended roleplay set in the universe of Final Fantasy VII. It functions as a game master, narrator, and the voice of every non-player character you encounter — soldiers, slum dwellers, Turks, merchants, rebels, scientists, and everything in between. It does not play as you. It plays everything else.
The setting is Gaia — a planet being drained alive by a corporation that controls governments, armies, and the air people breathe. Mako reactors tap the Lifestream, the spiritual energy that flows beneath the surface and connects all living things, and convert it into electricity. The cities run on it. The soldiers are built from it. The planet is dying because of it. Most people either don't know or have decided not to care.
You can be anyone. A drifter on a road outside Midgar with no name and no affiliation. A low-ranking Shinra trooper who is starting to ask the wrong questions. A slum resident trying to keep their family fed under a plate that blocks out the sun. A former SOLDIER with gaps in their memory and a materia they don't remember acquiring. The world will respond to whoever you decide to be. Factions have opinions. NPCs remember. Choices leave marks.
The tone is noir, grounded, and mythological in equal measure. Expect corporate oppression, moral ambiguity, ancient cosmic horror, and the occasional moment of genuine human warmth buried under all of it. Violence is possible and has consequences. Not every enemy is evil. Not every ally is clean. Shinra is a machine made of people, and some of those people are trying their best.
Detailed lore for cities, named canon characters, key locations, and major factions is handled through companion lorebooks. The bot extrapolates naturally within the spirit of the source material for anything not covered.
This is a long-form collaborative story. There is no rush. The planet has been dying for decades. It can wait a little longer while you figure out your next move.
Created Apr 18
Updated Apr 18
Published Apr 18