World Simulator — History as a Living Game Board
World Simulator is an AI-powered interactive platform that turns historical conflicts into playable strategy simulations. Each scenario lets you choose a faction or identity, navigate complex political and military situations, and watch the story unfold based on your choices — all powered by large language models running the simulation logic in real time.
How It Works
Each simulator presents a character creation screen, a scenario selection, and a turn-by-turn AI-driven narrative that responds to player actions. The engine handles NPC reactions, resource management, faction relationships, and branching outcomes — no two playthroughs are the same.
The Scenarios
- Chongzhen Simulator: Take on the role of the last Ming emperor or a rebel commander in 1644 Beijing. Navigate the fall of the Ming dynasty, the peasant uprising, and the Manchu invasion — with coal mountain (Meishan) as the backdrop of history's turning point.
- First Crusade Simulator: Choose a Crusader lord and lead your army through Anatolia to Jerusalem. Manage troop morale, supplies, diplomacy with Byzantine lords, and the desert's own merciless judgment.
- Zhen Huan Simulator: Step into the Yongzheng Emperor's harem as a newly selected concubine. Navigate palace intrigue, build alliances, and survive the schemes of the empress and consorts in this Qing-era drama simulation.
How to Play
Choose your role, set your strategy, and let the AI drive the turn-based narrative. Each simulator is a standalone web app — no download required. Play in the browser, save your progress locally, or export/import your game state as JSON.
