galatea

Check out the really short Galatea to see how much parser improvement has occurred since the old Infocom days.

Substitute service had been provided by, variously, a sister ship, the Galatea, the older ferry that Veteran and Galatea replaced, MV Earl W.

Another pair of good fiction novels are Plowing the Dark and Galatea 2.2 by Richard Powers.

I built Galatea because I was tired of every AI coding assistant sounding exactly the same.

The web app is free to use at galatea.sh.

Stuff like "Ask galatea her favorite color" and "tell galatea her dress is pretty" aren't working.

It's not an RPG and the interface is limited, but may I introduce you to Galatea?

Reading through the comments, it's hard to not think of "Pygmalion and Galatea."

Like the IF Galatea, but in a free roam world, with NPC's interacting with each other shaping the world dinamically.

Galatea 2.2 by Richard Powers It's about a "resident humanist" at a research institution who makes an improbable bet with a computer scientist/AI researcher.

Otherwise, McCartney may have become like Pygmalion falling in love with his sculpture, Galatea.

Galatea is a marble statue which the sculptor falls in love with.

Stuff like "Ask galatea her favorite color" and "tell galatea her dress is pretty" aren't working.

Reading through the comments, it's hard to not think of "Pygmalion and Galatea."

Galatea 2.2 by Richard Powers It's about a "resident humanist" at a research institution who makes an improbable bet with a computer scientist/AI researcher.

Emily Short created Galatea with Inform6 which is more a conversation experiment than a game, think of Eliza but with stereoids, having even "feelings" and "topics" on the conversation.

It's not an RPG and the interface is limited, but may I introduce you to Galatea?

Like the IF Galatea, but in a free roam world, with NPC's interacting with each other shaping the world dinamically.

Otherwise, McCartney may have become like Pygmalion falling in love with his sculpture, Galatea.