DreadXP has introduced that developer LUAL Video games’ textual content journey [I] Doesn’t Exist will launch on PC September 9, 2023.

Described as “Traditional Zork meets existential disaster,” [I] Doesn’t Exist has you awaken in an unfamiliar forest and has you employ your noodle to try to escape. Nevertheless, issues promise to not be as they appear, which is nice as a result of they already appear bizarre and unsettling.

Like many textual content adventures of the early PC days, [I] Doesn’t Exist doesn’t simply offer you partitions of descriptive textual content. It additionally makes use of graphics to depict its unusual world. Past that, there are animations, so that you don’t must depend on your unreliable creativeness to color you an image.

[I] Doesn’t Exist additionally touts using “Pure Language Processing” to help its parser and make issues extra intuitive. Whereas this implies using AI, the developer is fast to make clear that it isn’t concerned within the creation course of and is simply to make the language parser extra pure. Of their phrases:

“Writer DreadXP and developer LUAL worth the authenticity of human-made narratives, and not one of the in-game textual content in [I] doesn’t exist is AI-generated. The Pure Language Processing know-how utilized within the recreation will not be affiliated with ChatGPT or different related AI platforms and makes use of solely the participant’s enter to entry pre-written responses by the sport’s super-cool writers.”

That’s somewhat comforting as a result of everyone knows how properly it went when Sq. Enix tried to make a textual content journey utilizing AI.

[I] Doesn’t Exist launches on PC on September 9, 2023. A demo is out there to check out proper now.