Building an AI-assisted 3D action RPG prototype

This page shares the public-facing thinking behind my current game project: what I am building, what I am learning, and what kinds of engineering problems I care about solving.

What I am building

I am currently building a game project that explores how AI can support world building without taking away structure, authorship, or playability. The goal is not to generate everything blindly, but to design a system where procedural variation, environmental themes, and gameplay spaces feel intentional and testable.

What makes it interesting to me

What I find most interesting is the balance between creativity and control. I care less about showing a flashy generative demo and more about building a pipeline that can turn high-level design intent into spaces that are readable, navigable, and fun to play. That means thinking carefully about constraints, system boundaries, and how to keep the experience coherent over time.

What this project lets me practice

System Design

Turning abstract ideas into implementable pipelines, clear boundaries, and maintainable gameplay systems.

AI Integration

Exploring where AI adds value in content direction and where deterministic systems are better for stability and control.

Product Thinking

Balancing technical ambition, player experience, iteration speed, and the realities of building a focused prototype.

What I share publicly

I do not share the project's core generation logic, balancing rules, or internal content pipeline in public. What I can share is the kind of work it requires: translating abstract ideas into implementable systems, designing controlled content workflows, and connecting AI concepts to real product and gameplay decisions.