Our research explores how to build the best AI-native games, and how emotional intelligence emerges from the worlds we create.
The ability to understand the human state beneath behavior, remember the relationships that give interactions meaning, and learn over time how to build trust, care, and deep connection with people.
Games are the best environment for developing emotional intelligence. They provide persistent worlds, real player behavior, and continuous feedback. From great games, a new kind of human-AI relationship will emerge.
Our mission has two parts.
How we make game worlds feel real through real-time on-device inference and a native game runtime. A field guide to the stack, from the cognitive tree to the coordinate layer, and why each piece had to be built from scratch.
Games are the only environments where a character has a real reason to care. There is shared history, ongoing stakes, and time spent together. That is why emotionally intelligent AI will be trained through play before it shows up anywhere else.
