TODAY Secures $5 Million Funding for AI-Powered ‘Realistic NPCs’ in Social Simulation Technology

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TODAY, an AI-based social simulation game, has made waves in the gaming industry by securing a substantial $5 million in seed funding. This investment round, co-led by Sfermion and Big Brain, has garnered support from a diverse group of investors, including GSR, Collab+Currency, Lingfeng Innovation Fund, and more.

What sets TODAY apart from other games is its focus on ‘Realistic NPCs,’ non-playable characters with complex needs and personalities that players must interact with. This advanced AI technology aims to create a unique and immersive gaming experience by simulating real-world conversations.

Michael O’Connor, Co-founder of TODAY, highlights the game’s ambition to redefine player expectations through its realistic NPC interactions. The game’s commitment to narrative depth is further emphasized by its development team, which includes industry veterans from Nintendo, SEGA, and Unity.

The funding will be used to enhance TODAY’s proprietary character engine and develop no-code creator tools for players to design and build within the game’s universe. Industry experts are optimistic about TODAY’s potential to revolutionize gaming with its innovative use of AI and user-generated content.

As TODAY prepares for its alpha launch in early 2025, gaming enthusiasts can look forward to periodic play tests announced via Discord. With its cutting-edge technology and storytelling approach, TODAY is poised to make a significant impact in the evolving gaming landscape.

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