An AI roleplay story game where you play the lead

Most AI roleplay is an endless chat with one character. MainRole gives you a story: a rival, a twist, an ending, and a cast who answer you out loud the moment you speak.

Pictures and voices, every scene

Each scene is painted and every character speaks with their own voice. Type, or just talk.

Your words change the story

Play it humble, talk back, or show the card you have been hiding: the other side's attitude, and where the story goes next, follow what you say.

It remembers you

The next episode picks up from what you said and did in the last one.

Stories you can play now

• They Called Me a Stowaway. The Yacht Is Mine. — To them you are a broke freeloader. You own this superyacht and Bryce's debt.
• The Valet at the Supercar Show Built Every Car in the Hall — To them you are a paddock valet. You own Aurelion Hypercars.
• The Blind Date Sneered at the Delivery Guy. I Own the Whole Street. — To them you are a delivery boy. You own the entire hotel.
• The Coffee Intern at the Launch Owns the Rocket Company — To them you are the coffee intern. You own Stellar Dynamics.
• Thrown Out of First Class. I Own the Airline. — To them you are a broke student. You own Cloudway Airlines.
• The Sorcerer's Stone — To them you are a clerical error. You hold the castle's secret blueprints.
• The Battle of New York — To them you are a desk clerk. You hold the portal's kill switch.
• The Recruiter — To them you are a discarded employee. You own the firm buying Nexus Dynamics.
• Boarding Group Nine — To them you are a stranded economy passenger. You are the airline's incoming CEO.
• The Scholarship Kid — To them you are a scholarship kid. You hold the founder's veto deed.
• The Chef They Fired — To them you are a fired cook. Eleanor Vance sits at your table.
• Read the Prenup — To them you are a helpless housewife. You drafted the Vance prenup.
• The Second Monday — To them you are a disposable junior. You memorized every tick of today's crash.
• Whose Pitch Is It — To them you are the assistant. You are Eleanor Ross's favorite writer.
• The Night Shift Knows — To them you're a broke rookie. You're the Sterling heiress holding the shrinkage ledger.
• Back on Main Street — To them you are the town failure. You own every deed on Main Street.
• Order for the Boardroom — To them you are a soaked courier. You hold the master patent renewal.
• Fiancée for the Weekend — To them you are a hired waitress. You hold their sealed federal indictment.
• The Intern Owns the Building — To them you are the coffee intern. You own fifty-one percent of Halvorsen Capital.
• He Paid Six Million for a Banana. I Painted the Piece. — To them you are an overlooked server. You hid your signature inside his masterpiece.
• The Star's Two Contracts. I Signed Both. — To them you are the disposable assistant. You recorded her forgery orders.
• Laid Off by Email at 3 AM. The Payment System Only Answers to Me. — To them you are disposable maintenance. You hold the payment gateway's root key.
• The Night the Streamer Quit the Company, the Channel Was Mine — To them you are a fired floor manager. You own the master broadcast handle.
• The Crypto King Called Me the Desk Clerk. I Keep the Lobby Tape. — To them you are the night clerk. You control the hotel's video servers.

FAQ

Is it free?

You can try it free without signing up. Signing in adds credits; after that, play uses credits by the minute.

Do I need an app?

No, it plays in your browser on phone or computer.

Can I speak instead of typing?

Yes. Type or talk; the characters answer with voices.