Old Greg's Tavern

Old Greg's Tavern

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About this game

Finally play tabletop RPGs whenever you feel like it — solo or with friends.

Old Greg's Tavern is a text-based RPG where you create characters, explore living worlds, and play D&D-style campaigns without needing a Dungeon Master. Start an adventure in seconds, or invite up to 5 friends who play completely free.

BE ANYONE. DO ANYTHING.
Rob an innkeeper. Seduce a dragon. Die horribly. Try it all again. Create characters with custom appearances, classes, backstories, and stats. There are no wrong answers — only consequences.

DONE WAITING TWO WEEKS BETWEEN SESSIONS?
It's 11 p.m. on a Tuesday and you suddenly want to play. Open the app and start. No waiting, no scheduling, no excuses. The tavern door's always open — 24/7. Play for 20 minutes on a lunch break or 4 hours on a Friday night.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS INSTANTLY
Send one link. They click and they're standing next to you in the tavern. Up to 6 players per campaign, and your friends never pay a cent. Distance and time zones no longer matter.

YOUR LEGEND LIVES FOREVER
NPCs remember you. Your reputation follows you everywhere. Swing back in a month, a year — the story's waiting. Maps expand as you explore. Stories branch with every decision you make.

THOUSANDS OF WORLDS TO EXPLORE
Browse community-created worlds or build your own from scratch. Set the theme — dark fantasy, sci-fi, horror, anything — and the world fills in the lore, geography, factions, and characters. Publish your world for others to discover.

Ratings and reviews

From just the demo, it seems like a really fun ai D&D experience. It loads pretty fast, it actually has mechanics, genuinely really enjoyable. However, everything is paid, and there's no free way to get credits. I would watch a lot of ads to continue playing, but it's hard to justify spending money on this as a subscription.

seems built well enough but I wasn't able to explore limitations and consequences during the demo. I was also not aware I was only trying a demo until it stopped me and asked for money. could be a solid product but with a ton of ram and your own server you can craft your own too. saves time and adds mystery to exploration so it may be worth the cost but without knowing how memory works (will that remember what I did when I see him again if he survives?) or a session 0 to set your own limits, idk

The basic mechanics of the game are fun and the pay to play model isn't terrible, although it is expensive. My problem is how the game railroads you into specific quests and how the AI seems incapable of making intelligent choices. For example an honorable team mate suddenly swings an ax at me. The team mate was apparently so mad that I planned to defend the teams escape that he had to kill me himself. Also don't bother trying to buy specific equipment.

What’s new

Added push notifications and dicerolling haptics!