Platform Instability and Reliability Issues Make Long-Term Campaign Play Impossible

After more than a month and a half of actively trying to use this platform across multiple campaigns, I can say plainly that the current state of LLM-driven tabletop systems is still a long way from being worth the money being charged. The concept is great, but the execution is not stable enough to support real, long-form play. Reliability matters more than features, and right now reliability simply is not there.

In over six weeks of testing this game, I have not successfully completed a single campaign. I have not even been able to get more than a few hours into most adventures before the system or the GM engine (“Franz”) breaks down completely. Sessions repeatedly suffer from crashes, load failures, map desyncs, continuity errors, forgotten context, overwritten instructions, and full narrative resets. At some point every run becomes unplayable and requires manual correction or complete abandonment. This has happened consistently, not occasionally.

The issue is not user-side hardware or connection problems. I have played on desktop, tablet, and phone with the same results. The failures are clearly system-wide: context not persisting, locations scrambling, combats restarting incorrectly, scenes retrying endlessly, and hundreds of load or retry errors. When a game cannot maintain basic state or continuity, it cannot function as a long-form RPG.

Because of this, the experience feels less like a platform built for fun, long adventures and more like an unstable prototype that players are paying to beta test. At its current reliability level, it does not justify a paid subscription. Until stability and consistency are fixed, it is very difficult to recommend or continue investing time or money into it.