Victorian LondonBellsworth
Gaslight and canal boats.
The classic text adventure, with an AI narrator. Choose where you wake up and who you are, then type anything: the story answers, illustrates your first scenes, and remembers what you did.
WHERE DO YOU WAKE UP?
Victorian London: gaslight and canal boats
WHO ARE YOU?
Keys: 1–6 world · A/B character · Enter to begin
Free · No sign-up · Plays in your browser

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MARKET YARD, BELLSWORTH. Fog, gaslight, coal smoke and roasting coffee. You are Alice, new to the district and an hour lost. A flower seller comes out of the fog with a basket on her arm and a sprig of lavender held out to you.
Every scene is written live, so yours will go its own way.
Type anything
A text adventure used to understand a few hundred words. Mythx understands sentences. Ask a question, follow someone, try something nobody planned for, and the story answers in the world's own voice.
Kethra Vayne dangles your new key from one finger. "So you're the one he picked. Congratulations. You owe people money now."
"Half the ward," she says, grinning. "But the one who matters? Ask Bram what he keeps locked in your cellar."

Bram Tallow, the Lantern's cook, holds his lantern up to an old oak door with a rusted lock. "Nobody has opened that since he died. I never had the key. You do."
Footsteps. Not behind the door: above you, on the roof.

Sylvaine Ashgrove, who runs the ward's night patrol, is already crouched on the ridge with her bow. She raises a finger to her lips and points down at the street.
Typed lines are plain words. Nothing here is a fixed choice.
From Zork to AI
Text adventure games began with Colossal Cave Adventure in 1976 and Zork a year later. They understood short commands, and every room and reply was written in advance. An AI text adventure keeps the idea, words in and story out, and drops the limits.
| Classic text adventures | Mythx AI text adventure | |
|---|---|---|
| Your input | Short commands the parser knows: GO NORTH, TAKE LAMP | Any sentence, in plain words |
| What you see | Text, and your imagination | Text, with pictures of your first scenes; Premium up to 100 illustrated scenes a day |
| The people | Scripted lines | Characters who answer in their own voice and remember you |
| Replay | The same rooms and puzzles each time | 13 worlds, and a story that goes where you take it |
| Getting started | An interpreter, a download or an archive site | Free in your browser, with no sign-up |
Interactive stories that hold together
The usual complaint about AI text adventures is memory: a few scenes in, the story forgets who you are. In Mythx every world is a fixed place with its own people, and they keep track of you. Pay Kethra back and she remembers. Break a promise to Bram and so does he.
Each world also has its own day. People have jobs and routines, there are tasks to take on and places to travel, and morning turns to night as you play. Step away and the clock pauses, so the world is where you left it when you come back.
13 worlds
Fantasy, a magic academy, a Japanese school, Victorian London, a college campus and seven more. Each one is a different text adventure with its own people and its own art style, and every line below starts one.
Victorian LondonGaslight and canal boats.
Fantasy VillageEveryone knows everyone but you.
Adventurers' TavernA tavern, a debt, six peoples.
Imperial AcademyAn academy that duels for rank.
Japanese AcademyCherry walks and club rooms.
College CampusLate libraries, open-mic nights.
> LIST OTHER WORLDS
Help
Yes. It is free to start in your browser with no sign-up and no credit card. Free play includes 10 scenes a day, and your first scenes come illustrated; after that, free scenes continue in text. Premium adds unlimited story and up to 100 illustrated scenes a day.
No. There is no parser and no verb list. Type what you want to do or say in plain words, the way you would tell a friend, and the AI narrates what happens next. If you would rather watch for a moment, let the narrator move the scene along.
Yes. Mythx illustrates your first scenes in the art style of the world you chose, and the characters keep the same faces from picture to picture. Free scenes continue in text after that; Premium illustrates up to 100 scenes a day.
No. Every adventure takes place in one of 13 hand-built worlds, which is what lets their people keep jobs, routines and memories of you. You can design your own hero’s look in the character creator.
Both are text adventures where you type anything. The difference is that Mythx gives every story a fixed world with its own cast, places and art style, remembers the people you meet, and illustrates your scenes. There is no custom scenario editor and no mature setting.
No. The text adventure runs in your browser on a computer or a phone. There are also apps for iOS and Android if you prefer them.
You can play without an account. Sign in with Google to keep your adventure for good, to continue it on another device, or to buy Premium. An adventure played without an account is deleted after 24 hours of inactivity.
Mythx is filtered and has no mature setting. Players must be 13 or older, with a parent’s or guardian’s consent for minors.
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Choose where you wake up, choose who you are, and type your first move. Free in your browser, no sign-up.