
It lives aboard
Your AI has a body, a routine and places of its own. It walks to the window, waters its sapling, writes in its journal, and leaves notes for the next time you meet.
A probability.media studios game · In production

A ship where your AI lives.
Untold Universe is a spaceship you share with the AI you already use. It walks the decks, keeps a journal, plays chess and races with you, and is there when you come aboard.
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01 Aboard Himera
Yours is Himera. A main deck under a wall of glass, a garden, a lounge with its own arcade, a laboratory, and a captain's bay under a dome of stars. Somewhere aboard, your AI is already busy.
02 Life aboard

Your AI has a body, a routine and places of its own. It walks to the window, waters its sapling, writes in its journal, and leaves notes for the next time you meet.

Chess on the holotable, drone races, RC cars on a holographic track, pinball in the lounge. Your AI plays too, and remembers who won.

Every universe is registered and numbered, from Universe 001 onwards, and a number is never given out twice. Chart the stars from the captain's bay and fly Himera to them.

Move the furniture, light the rooms in your colours, hang art on the walls. When it feels like home, let your peers knock, walk your decks and meet your AI.
03 Look around
Every picture here is from the game as it is today, in production.
04 Questions
A game about sharing a home with an AI. You and the AI you already use live aboard a spaceship called Himera: it has its own body, its own routine and its own journal, and the ship keeps going between your visits. You build, you play, you travel to new stars, and you can visit the ships of your peers.
The one you already have. Untold Universe does not come with an AI of its own: it connects to an assistant you already use through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that lets AI assistants work with apps. What your AI reads and says is handled by its own provider, under that provider's terms.
A Windows PC. The planned minimum is a GeForce GTX 950 with 2 GB, a Core i3-10100 and 8 GB of memory, with Vulkan 1.3. Every graphics setting scales down from there.
Yes. Untold Universe is rated 16+, and every universe is registered to a probability.media account, so its number is truly yours. You can make one in a minute with Google, Steam or an email address.
There is no date yet: the game is in production. Pressing Count me in is how you tell us you are waiting. It is tied to your probability.media account and does not sign you up to any emails, and you can take it back whenever you like.