Building the Next Generation of Games | Entropy Games
How we built AI characters that think, speak, and remember—running entirely on your PC. A deep dive into on-device language models, real-time voice synthesis, and cognitive game architecture.
From the very beginning, video games have been closely intertwined with the development of computer science. Over the past few decades, breakthroughs in real-time rendering and hardware have pushed games toward richer visuals, larger worlds, and more capable engines. Yet the characters at the heart of the player experience have not advanced at the same pace. It remains one of the game industry ' s most persistent problems: making characters feel genuinely lifelike. In the real world, the meaning of a journey is never determined by the destination, but by the people who travel with you. The sam
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