GameDB AI label
AI in 2 of 8 areas · runs while you play- LiveIn-game AICore
- CodeNot stated
- ArtPartial
- Music & SFXNot stated
- VoiceNot stated
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- Translation


by Liquatur Labs·Casual, Indie
AI-generated art accompanies real-time chat, text tools and answers about your documents.
traductionA tiny fire sorcerer lives on your desktop. Chat with him (he remembers you), cast spells on any text —translate, summarize, explain—, ask your documents with citations, and defeat spectres by typing. 100% local AI on your NVIDIA RTX 4060+ GPU. No cloud, no account.
AI disclosure
GameDB AI label
AI in 2 of 8 areas · runs while you playFollowers
1 now · Daily snapshot of public Steam data
Upcoming chart · Nov 3 – Nov 9
Trending · Upcoming
Among 8,180 upcoming games
#2705Trending · Casual
Among 3,319 upcoming casual games
#194Trending · In-game AI
Among 221 upcoming games with in-game AI
#6842Top · Wishlists, est.
~10 estimated
#6842Top · Steam followers
1 follower
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Shares AI uses or genres with Ember


Totteq LLC · Casual
A language model generates replies in real time for chat, text summarization and translation, and questions about library documents.
While you play: Chat, text tools & document answersAI-generated images are combined with pieces drawn by hand.
Ember uses generative AI in two ways. Its art combines AI-generated images with pieces we drew by hand. And its replies are written in real time by a language model (Google's Gemma 4) that runs 100% on your PC, offline: it chats with you, summarizes and translates text, and answers questions about the documents in your library. It can make mistakes; when it quotes your library, it shows you the source so you can check.

