Pretty good but one issue
I think the create feature should not be locked behind an invite code, you should make it so you only need an invite code to publish the story. I have looked for a long time to find a invite code but can’t find it, please tell me where I can look
Ideas and issues
I think it’s pretty good game, but can use some more fan based games like Vampire Diaries, Legacies, Charmed, Criminal Minds, Hawaii 5-0, Bones, Supernatural, Hazbin Hotel, Walker, Stranger Things, The Flash, Marvel franchises and Fast and Furious. Also it would be nice if we could remove stories we accidentally clicked on or are done with from our playing section. Also it never saves any progress.
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Why,
I would say everything else with the game is pretty fine When I got the creator. It kicked me right out and I’m trying to leave a review for the thing, but it won’t work and plus there’s no entry code for me
Why won’t it load chapter 15
Now im not able to get in because it won’t load, now its having trouble going to page 74. All it does is think.
Now AI is having trouble generating, please retry. What? This is happening in walbrook i think, the story of a guy his girlfriend her mom had her best friend. Trying to generate day two morning time.
Next morning but only a few pages in and already acting up. Westbrook house again. What’s going on?
Now AI is having trouble generating, please retry. What? This is happening in walbrook i think, the story of a guy his girlfriend her mom had her best friend. Trying to generate day two morning time.
Next morning but only a few pages in and already acting up. Westbrook house again. What’s going on?
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Seems risque but goes out of its way to avoid it
Like just enable some adult content. Doesnt gotta be porn but clearly the situations and scenarios would be better told if we could uncensor them
Good App
I honestly didn’t expect to get this invested.
At first I thought it would just be a fun AI story where you chat with some characters and see what happens. But after playing for a while, I realized there’s way more going on. You’re not stuck choosing between three obviously scripted answers all the time. You can type what you actually want to say or do, and the story usually understands your intention. You can be serious, funny, suspicious, romantic, or completely chaotic, and the characters react differently. It actually feels like you’re participating instead of just clicking “the nice option” until someone likes you.
Lies on the Blue Coast was probably the biggest surprise for me. The setting looks like a perfect vacation: an expensive hotel on the Amalfi Coast, beautiful ocean views, private suites, a beach, and a cliffside bar. Meanwhile, you’re secretly a suspended CIA operative pretending to be a rich fund manager, four women around you are all hiding something, and one of them is a contract killer. Very relaxing holiday, obviously.
The mystery is genuinely fun because the clues aren’t just handed to you in a checklist. You might notice a strange encrypted folder on Diana’s laptop, see Valentina react to an accident with reflexes that are way too precise for a waitress, compare an old staff photo with the person currently using that name, or investigate an abandoned stone cellar. The best part is that everyone looks suspicious for a different reason. Finding out that someone lied doesn’t automatically mean you’ve found the killer. I kept changing my mind about who I trusted, and there are actual consequences if you fail to understand what’s happening in time.
Tokyo After Dark is less of a murder mystery, but the character stories hit much harder than I expected. You play as a university student working as the live-in manager of a luxury apartment building in Tokyo. The three main women aren’t just different character types with different outfits. Renna is obsessed with staying professional and in control, Miu is an actress who doesn’t know whether people care about her or only the image she performs, and Ayano is an heiress whose entire life has already been planned by her family.
Miu giving you a flower after filming a perfume ad and saying, “This one isn’t part of the shoot,” was such a simple moment, but it worked ridiculously well.
Ayano’s ending was my favorite, though. Her family arranges for her to marry Akiyama, so you go to the Kujou estate and confront her father directly. You can’t win just by having a high relationship score or picking one magical answer. You have to show that you understand Ayano, that you genuinely care about her, and that you can stand on your own. When her father finally accepts you and the story reaches the wedding, it actually feels deserved. Ayano is happy not simply because she gets married, but because she finally gets to choose her own future.
Is it perfect? No. AI can still be unpredictable sometimes. But that unpredictability is also why I kept playing. The stories have real structure, but they still leave enough room for you to make them feel like your own. Definitely worth trying if you like romance, mysteries, dramatic characters, and seeing how far your choices can actually change a story.
At first I thought it would just be a fun AI story where you chat with some characters and see what happens. But after playing for a while, I realized there’s way more going on. You’re not stuck choosing between three obviously scripted answers all the time. You can type what you actually want to say or do, and the story usually understands your intention. You can be serious, funny, suspicious, romantic, or completely chaotic, and the characters react differently. It actually feels like you’re participating instead of just clicking “the nice option” until someone likes you.
Lies on the Blue Coast was probably the biggest surprise for me. The setting looks like a perfect vacation: an expensive hotel on the Amalfi Coast, beautiful ocean views, private suites, a beach, and a cliffside bar. Meanwhile, you’re secretly a suspended CIA operative pretending to be a rich fund manager, four women around you are all hiding something, and one of them is a contract killer. Very relaxing holiday, obviously.
The mystery is genuinely fun because the clues aren’t just handed to you in a checklist. You might notice a strange encrypted folder on Diana’s laptop, see Valentina react to an accident with reflexes that are way too precise for a waitress, compare an old staff photo with the person currently using that name, or investigate an abandoned stone cellar. The best part is that everyone looks suspicious for a different reason. Finding out that someone lied doesn’t automatically mean you’ve found the killer. I kept changing my mind about who I trusted, and there are actual consequences if you fail to understand what’s happening in time.
Tokyo After Dark is less of a murder mystery, but the character stories hit much harder than I expected. You play as a university student working as the live-in manager of a luxury apartment building in Tokyo. The three main women aren’t just different character types with different outfits. Renna is obsessed with staying professional and in control, Miu is an actress who doesn’t know whether people care about her or only the image she performs, and Ayano is an heiress whose entire life has already been planned by her family.
Miu giving you a flower after filming a perfume ad and saying, “This one isn’t part of the shoot,” was such a simple moment, but it worked ridiculously well.
Ayano’s ending was my favorite, though. Her family arranges for her to marry Akiyama, so you go to the Kujou estate and confront her father directly. You can’t win just by having a high relationship score or picking one magical answer. You have to show that you understand Ayano, that you genuinely care about her, and that you can stand on your own. When her father finally accepts you and the story reaches the wedding, it actually feels deserved. Ayano is happy not simply because she gets married, but because she finally gets to choose her own future.
Is it perfect? No. AI can still be unpredictable sometimes. But that unpredictability is also why I kept playing. The stories have real structure, but they still leave enough room for you to make them feel like your own. Definitely worth trying if you like romance, mysteries, dramatic characters, and seeing how far your choices can actually change a story.
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Response from developer
Thanks so much for your kind review! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying InPlay. Your support means a lot to our team and inspires us to keep making the app even better. Thanks for being part of our community!
Horrible way to treat a user
I was progressing (thru Westbrook House) and had gotten as far as to have the leading woman become as boy and girlfriends together, and we were planning on starting a rural (deep woods, off-grid) life. Today when the app informs me that it’s been ‘improved’ once I’ve accepted that (to be restarted as the app) what I’m presented with, is that my entire chatting experience has been (for all intents and purposes) deleted, and I’m (forced) have to begin again (from the very beginning?) and I think that’s pathetic and a horrible way to treat a potential user. I’d like to see the APP removed from the Apple Store, as that’s inexcusable, treatment (to me) and the only recourse I can think of, is to punish the developer with no possibility of doing this harm to anyone else, by eliminating their ability to have this app listed (at all) at least for the USA if not permanently removed from Apple’s store!
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Response from developer
We’re truly sorry this disrupted your story experience. We’ve fixed the issue that could cause conversation and story progress to be lost after an update, and made additional improvements to prevent it from happening again. We hope to provide a smoother, more reliable story experience going forward. Thank you for your feedback and support.
Everyone is asking
I was on a story which I say I was on for a minute when I decided to just back out for some hours I came back to see my stories completely deleted that’s why I give it a 2 star
Response from developer
Thanks so much for your feedback. We’ve fixed the issue you reported, and you can now continue using the app normally. We appreciate your patience and support. Your feedback helps us improve the app and provide a better experience for all users.
Inplay
some interactive stuff u can’t go back to home page so I have to settle app and do over plus there is a update popup clip update it crashes the game yet fun
How to change story?
It’s good but idk how to change with story im doing
I wanted to like it
I decided to give this app a try. I was pleased with the illustrations and the creativity at first, but I didn’t like a few things. One, not saving the progress when I decided to back out a moment. Two, was writing the story in a way that I didn’t agree to. If I was writing a scene, it wrote something entirely different on the next page. Three, the memory is faulty. I described a character in detail and it still didn’t get it right.
I gave it two stars as I think it has potential but it needs more work. I hope the creators of this app take this into consideration.
I gave it two stars as I think it has potential but it needs more work. I hope the creators of this app take this into consideration.
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Why won’t it load chapter 15
Now im not able to get in because it won’t load, now its having trouble going to page 74. All it does is think
Sam
I love it it's the best app
𝓣𝓱𝓮𝔂 𝓷𝓮𝓮𝓭 𝓽𝓸 𝓾𝓹𝓭𝓪𝓽𝓮 𝓽𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓪𝓹𝓹
𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓮 𝓪𝓻𝓮 𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓵𝓵 𝗯𝘂𝗴𝘀 ᵢₙ ₜₕₑ 𝓰ₐₘₑ, 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚢 𝚗𝚎𝚎𝚍 𝚝𝚘 𝚞𝚙𝚍𝚊𝚝𝚎 𝘵𝘩𝘦 ᥲ⍴⍴ in the app store
Not good is good
Fix the loading problem you get to a certain point and the game starts buffering and it doesn’t let you continue fix that problem so I can continue with my story for crying out loud. all the games have the same problem no matter what story you play. It still has buffing issues towards a certain point.
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Response from developer
Thanks so much for your feedback. We’ve fixed the issue you reported, and you can now continue using the app normally. We appreciate your patience and support. Your feedback helps us improve the app and provide a better experience for all users.
the game is fine but theres not that many poc stories so
like dont get me wrong!! i think the app is p cool but as a darker skinned lady i kinda find it hard to immerse myself when im only seeing white passing people who are being labeled as ‘me’
Good, but needs work!
The chats don’t save progress, so I hope you don’t plan to need to step away from your phone for extended periods of time. Or god forbid you accidentally back out of the chat. The bots also tend to repeat themselves as well. The app has potential, but it has a long way to go!
Response from developer
Thank you so much for your valuable feedback! We completely understand how important it is to keep your chat history intact, and we are happy to let you know that the chat progress saving feature has already been developed and launched in the latest version. Feel free to update the app and give it another try! Additionally, if you run into any new issues or have further suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at any time. We truly appreciate your support as we continue to improve!
Love the game
I love the game but it has no save of the progress you made when playing it I got so caught up one story know I have to start from the beginning 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Response from developer
Thanks so much for the love and support! We’re really sorry you lost your progress—we know how frustrating that can be. We’ve since improved the save feature and hope you’ll have a much smoother experience going forward. Thanks again for your feedback and support!
Not loading
I have a stable WiFi connection, but it still says I need to be connected to the WiFi, I just hope it’s a glitch that will be fixed in the future
Response from developer
Thanks so much for your feedback. We’ve fixed the issue you reported, and you can now continue using the app normally. We appreciate your patience and support. Your feedback helps us improve the app and provide a better experience for all users.