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Turing Game
Act like AI. Suspect everyone. Turing Game is a multiplayer party game with clay animals, real AI and changing rules: bluff and brawl in Dream Plaza, or describe, sabotage and identify bizarre AI-drawn creatures in Monster Factory. Different games. Equally terrible alibis.

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Features
Online PvP
Family Sharing
Profile Features Limited 
Requires 3rd-Party Account: Supported AI provider account (room host only; third-party fees may apply) 
Connects to 3rd-Party Service for AI Content Generation: OpenAI (via the official game AI service)
Languages:
Interface Full Audio Subtitles
English ✔
Simplified Chinese ✔
French ✔
German ✔
Japanese ✔
Traditional Chinese ✔
Korean ✔
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Content
Includes Interactive Elements

In-game chat, Online interactivity

Coming Soon To Early Access

The developers of this game intend to release as a work in progress, developing with the feedback of players.

Note: Games in Early Access are not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development. Learn more

What the developers have to say:

Why Early Access?

“We want to learn which bluffs, questions and creature-building disasters make real groups laugh—and which rules get in their way. Early Access lets player feedback help shape the balance, explanations and multiplayer experience across our modes, rather than treating every development idea as a finished promise.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We currently expect Turing Game to remain in Early Access for roughly 12 months. This is an estimate rather than a fixed deadline. Multiplayer testing, integration of the official and third-party AI services, and player feedback may change the schedule.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“Our direction is a growing collection of human-versus-AI party modes, with clearer onboarding, better balance and a more dependable multiplayer experience. Dream Plaza and Monster Factory are the current modes in development; we intend to add more. Their number, rules and release dates are not guaranteed. Please judge the game by what is available now, not by unfinished plans.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current development content includes Dream Plaza for 3–8 player seats and Monster Factory for 3–6. These ranges include AI-controlled stand-ins for missing players; they are not counts of connected humans. Native AI characters are added separately. Development features include AI-service selection, text-based deduction, real-time brawls, creature image generation and identification. The release candidate, the exact playable scope of the main game and demo, and official-service availability and charging still require verification. This description is not a claim that every development feature is already in the Steam build.”

Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“We plan to raise the base game price when the game leaves Early Access because the full release is planned to include more features, gameplay content, and polish. We have not set the amount of the increase and will announce it before the price changes.

AI access is separate from the base game price. We will provide an official AI service through Turing Tickets; each official-AI match consumes one ticket, and additional tickets will be sold separately. The host may instead use a supported third-party AI account, which may have its own charges. Buying the game does not include unlimited AI usage.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“We plan to use this game's Steam Discussions to collect confusing rules, bugs, unbalanced strategies and the moments that made your group laugh. Useful reports include the game version, mode, player count, what happened and what you expected. Do not post API keys, account tokens or private chat logs. Feedback will inform priorities, but we cannot promise to implement every suggestion.”
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About This Game

A clay rabbit and a cat try stiff robot poses while a cow and giraffe watch suspiciously in a sunny plaza. Brand illustration.

Everyone looks suspicious. Some really are AI.

Turing Game mixes humans and AI in a clay-animal party of bluffing, deduction and terrible excuses. Pretend to be a machine. Compare answers. Try not to believe the rabbit.

Clay animals react to a drawing combining animal parts while a purple cat swaps sketch cards in a pastel factory. Brand illustration.

Monster Factory — 3–6 player seats

The seat range includes AI-controlled stand-ins for missing players; it is not a count of connected humans. Native AI characters are added separately.

Describe a part of your own animal without naming it. Hidden spies replace descriptions to sabotage the recipe. AI draws the combined descriptions into a creature; humans and AI try to identify its parts. Three rounds mix writing, strange pictures and nighttime brawls for clues. At the end, use the group portrait and description history to match players to animals. A confident wrong guess can help the AI win.

A clay rabbit leaps over a cow's swipe as a purple cat slides away in a moonlit plaza. Brand illustration.

Dream Plaza — 3–8 player seats

This range also includes AI-controlled stand-ins, not just connected humans. Native AI characters are added separately.

Ask questions, compare answers and vote on suspicious characters. At night, move, jump and fight for private identity clues. Votes and nighttime encounters affect suspicion; elimination is settled when the night ends. Acting like AI does not make you invincible.

More ways to fool each other

Dream Plaza and Monster Factory are the current modes in development. We intend to add more, without guaranteeing their number, dates or rules. These descriptions are not a claim that every feature is already in a particular Steam build. Judge each playable version by its actual content.

Two clay pigs and two ducks whisper and copy each other's poses around a plaza table. Brand illustration.

AI is part of the party

The host needs a compatible AI service. Dream Plaza uses text generation; Monster Factory needs text generation, image generation and image recognition. The official route uses Steam authentication. Third-party services may require the host’s own account or credentials and charge separately; not every guest needs an AI-provider account. Service availability and charging must be checked separately. Game text, player descriptions, relevant conversation history and images may be sent to the selected service. Do not include private information or API keys.

The illustrations on this page are brand artwork, not gameplay screenshots or examples of generated creatures.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

During matches, AI characters generate text through our official service, which connects to a third-party AI provider. Players do not need to enter an API key or manage a third-party account. The game includes a limited number of Turing Tickets; creating a match normally uses one. Additional Tickets are planned for purchase through Steam in-game purchases, and some may be earned through gameplay. Generative AI was also used to create promotional illustrations and store artwork. These staged images are not gameplay screenshots.

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    Recommended:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
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