IAI

IAI is a VR-only multiplayer puzzle game for exactly two players. You play as one of two androids learning to think, feel and communicate like humans, as you work together to uncover a mystery about time, memory and identity. There is no single-player mode or AI companion; progress depends on cooperation between two people.

An asymmetric mystery

The game tells its story through dialogue, fragmented memories and environmental details. You and your partner search for purpose and try to understand the final days of human civilization. At the center of the mystery are the Dreamers, human children exposed to alien technology; their memories provide clues to what happened. As you progress, you piece together a timeline shaped by loss, transformation and questions about what it means to be human.

Puzzles built on communication

Each player sees and interacts with different parts of the environment, with distinct tools, information and responsibilities. One might see a diagram while the other operates the controls, or hear a tone their partner cannot. You describe symbols, relay patterns, interpret clues and coordinate actions, often relying on your partner’s perception to find solutions neither of you could reach alone.

Puzzles use physical interaction, spatial reasoning and verbal and non-verbal cooperation. You align shapes in 3D space, manipulate tactile interfaces and signal your partner through barriers. Progress depends on explaining what you see, understanding what your partner describes and thinking together.

Shared VR play

Designed for VR, IAI lets you interact with the environment using motion controls to grab objects, point, draw, operate tools and gesture. Full-body presence lets you move and communicate with more than just floating hands, making movements such as pointing, nodding and gesturing through glass part of how you work together.

The game supports cross-play between PC VR and Meta Quest headsets, so players using those systems can play together.