An AI romance game where you choose your words.
Your old friend walks into the bookshop with a train ticket you left behind years ago. Ask why they kept it, change the subject, or finally say what you couldn't then.
A text adventure with a fictional cast. Free to start; sign in to play. AI replies use credits.
A love story you take part in
In Auferet, you write what your character says and does. An AI Game Master responds as the other people and describes what happens around you. You can play a quiet conversation, argue over an old promise, take a walk together or pursue something outside the relationship.
The cast lives in a setting with friends, work and unfinished business. You play one character within that story. There are no fixed dialogue menus, prescribed pairings or numbered routes you have to complete.
Choose what brings you together
Each button carries the opening below into a new game. These are written starting prompts, not recorded AI responses. You can change the names, genders, setting and relationship before beginning.
Second chance at the bookshop
You're back in your coastal hometown to sell the family bookshop. Alex, the friend you left without a goodbye, runs the cafe next door. A returned book contains the train ticket from the day you left.
Your first move: ask when Alex found it, offer a cup of tea, or explain why you couldn't stay.
Return to the bookshopTwo courts, one missing treaty
You're a royal archivist travelling with Rowan, an envoy you have every reason to distrust. Both courts need the stolen treaty back. At a border inn, the only willing guide wants to know which of you is in charge.
Your first move: answer together, let Rowan negotiate, or ask for a private word before you set out.
Meet the rival envoyA summer at the market
You make ceramics. Jamie sells flowers. Sharing a stall was supposed to save money, but an eviction notice gives you a reason to work together beyond opening day.
Your first move: plan a campaign to keep the market, find the landlord, or tell Jamie why this place matters to you.
Open the market stallSet the tone before you begin
A useful opening says who you are, how you know the other character and what makes this meeting difficult. Add the pace you want: a slow reconciliation, playful rivalry, a new connection or a friendship that may become something else.
You can also specify what belongs outside the story. For example: “Keep the romance slow and non-explicit. Let trust grow through what we do together. Leave my character's dialogue and decisions to me.” The starter prompts above use adult characters and leave your character's feelings and choices open.
These are instructions to an AI narrator, not a guarantee that every response will match. If a scene takes the wrong direction, correct it or edit the established character details before continuing. You do not have to accept a pairing or a reaction you didn't choose.
Give the relationship a history
The Character Library holds people you establish during play. An Event Library, notes and searchable adventure history give the Game Master context for later scenes. You can inspect and correct the records when a promise, disagreement or personal detail matters.
Those records support continuity; they don't make the AI infallible. Save your game to keep the story. For use on another device, connect Google Drive separately in the game or move an exported save. Signing in alone is not the same as connecting Drive.
For a broader story about work, family and a changing hometown, try the AI life simulator. For writing in other genres, explore the AI story game. Read how Auferet's memory works before relying on it for a long-running campaign.
Before you start
Is the AI romance game free?
Auferet is free to start and requires sign-in for live play. AI replies use credits. You can claim free daily credits; optional plans and credit packs let you play more. See the current choices in the game before buying.
Can I choose who my character dates?
Yes. Define your character and the people you want in the story. The example names don't fix a gender or pairing, and you can change the setup before play. You can also keep a relationship platonic.
Is this a visual novel or an AI companion?
It's a text roleplaying game with an AI narrator and a fictional cast. It does not offer an illustrated scene for every reply or a fixed visual-novel route. The characters are part of your story, not real people or a personal companion service.
Can I write my own romance instead?
Yes. Choose a starter and replace its opening with your own situation before beginning, or start a new game with your own prompt. You decide what your character says and does during play.
The book is back. The conversation isn't finished.
Start with the returned train ticket, then decide what you say next.
Return to the bookshop