AI startup Scatter Lab has introduced a 'Visual Novel Mode' to its AI character platform, Zeta, allowing characters and backgrounds to change in real-time based on the story's context and situation.
On September 28, Scatter Lab officially launched the new play mode, which combines visual elements with its existing text-based story chat. As users continue the conversation, characters and backgrounds adapt to fit the narrative.
As the story progresses, characters' expressions and actions change according to the situation, and the background shifts when the location changes. The mode also incorporates game elements such as choice menus and dice events, enhancing interactivity based on user decisions.
Real-time content generation using AI is also supported. When new characters appear during the story, the AI generates character images in real-time to reflect the scene. Users can create new plots by inputting simple settings and reference images, prompting the AI to generate character images, expressions, backgrounds, and introductory story elements.
The platform also offers a feature that applies outfits registered by creators to match the story's context and atmosphere. Creators can sell their custom outfits to other users, enabling monetization through content creation.
Scatter Lab aims to expand text-based AI story chats into visual content through the Visual Novel Mode.
Kim Jong-yoon, CEO of Scatter Lab, stated, “The 'Visual Novel Mode' represents a significant turning point in enhancing the immersive visual experience of interacting with AI characters. Based on Scatter Lab's recognized technology in the global AI market, we will continue to present new entertainment experiences that allow users to create their own stories with AI.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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