You play Jorge de Balsac — shipwrecked, penniless, your memory lost with the ship.
Mine, chop, trade, cook, fight. Grow stronger and richer, survive each day, and piece together the truth. Every scene is cinematic AI-generated video.
At your side: Sister Norks, a nun finally free of the convent, hungry for the world outside — and falling for a man who won't see it until it's too late. The vampires call humanity their herd. You're about to learn why.
Not a film. Not a traditional video game. An AI-RPG is a new kind of role playing game — every scene is cinematic AI-generated video, not rendered pixels.
Underneath the film-quality visuals beats a proper RPG heart: XP, levels, loot, inventory, a living economy, and combat where every blow lands on screen.
No graphics card required. If your machine plays video, it plays Jorge & the Vampires — cinema-quality on a ten-year-old laptop.
Invented by Roy "Robbo" Robinson, 2026.