Imagine waking up inside your dream… then realizing you need to survive it.
Nyric drops you into harsh worlds with blizzards, sandstorms, and more.
Take shelter, adapt, endure.
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Your dream worlds in Nyric now come with matching skies.
Clouds shift with the environment and even cast shadows to shape the mood.
What atmosphere would your dream have?
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From toilet mountains to donut grass to neon cyberpunk skylines — your dreams can become playable worlds.
That’s Nyric. Describe a dream, and we’ll build it.
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What’s your craziest dream?
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Imagine describing a dream… and waking up inside it.
That’s Nyric. Your Faebot companions already light your way, speed you up, and keep you healthy.
What abilities should we add next?
Share your ideas — they could make it into the game.

We’ve had a lot of questions about how Nyric compares to Google’s Genie 3.

Both aim to turn your imagination into playable worlds, but Nyric is built on the UE5 physics engine vs. Genie's computer vision-based agentics.

Making a demo build is a great opportunity for some moment-to-moment survival feedback and content updates!

⚠️Tons of UI updates with animated transitions
💬Floating text and screen edge feedback
💧Rain and shelter mechanics that affect fire and player dampness

We just added a time-of-day widget to Nyric!
In our game, the day/night cycle is influenced by your prompt—so if you write “eternal twilight,” your world reflects it, visually and in gameplay.
This new widget makes it clearer than ever how your choices shape your survival environment.

We kept track of some of the wildest, most creative, and most cursed prompts from our PAX East demo...

📝cyborg raccoons eating sushi
📝chicken plantain dungeon goku
📝cake themed tennis court
📝Digital landscape ruled by programs and viruses
📝An endless plain of perfectly identical grey cubes

Meeting people in person at PAX was the highlight.

We talked AI, survival design, dream prompts, and all the ways players want to push Nyric’s world generation further.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by.

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Spring in Nyric Worlds:
🌼 Birds chirping
🌞 Warm sun
🤧 Choking on airborne death

We added pollen clouds as a biome hazard. That was before we remembered it’s actually allergy season IRL.

The good news? Spring means PAX East is almost here—and you’ll be able to play this madness in person.

Two worlds. Two builds. One dream.

In Nyric Worlds, you can create across any biome you imagine — from frozen cliffs to ruined fields.

🏔️ Build anywhere.
🌿 Build anything.
🛠️ The world is yours to shape.

🎮 Come play the demo at PAX East 2025
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Some places in Nyric feel like they were dreamt long before you ever arrived.
An elven gravesite in a colorful forest—quiet, still, and heavy with memory.
A dream fragment, or something more?

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We told our world engine to give us a Mad Max-style Australia.
It gave us red rocks, sulfur pools, floating monoliths, and the Kangaroo Obelisk.

This is Nyric. A survival game about dreaming up strange worlds and exploring them.
Playable demo coming soon. Follow if you want a chance at keys.

What happens when you type “Mad Max post-apocalyptic Australia” into a dream-world generator?

You get red rocks, bones, crystals, monoliths, and… possibly kangaroo architecture?

🌠 Two meteor showers are lighting up the sky this week!​

The Lyrids peak on April 21–22, and the Eta Aquariids overlaps, starting april 19 and peaking just a few days later on may 5th!

In Nyric, you don't have to wait—describe your ideal sky, and watch it come to life.​

“There’s a wild Fae around here somewhere…”
I didn’t expect her to be surprised to see me too!

We’ve been building out contextual emotional reactions in our Faebots, this one’s reacting to the rain and the player showing up.
Feels good when even a small moment catches you off guard.

We’re not just generating vibes — we’re generating survival worlds.

In Nyric, player prompts drive full biome creation: terrain, threats, weather, structures. And it all works with core survival systems.
You get to shape the world — we make sure it plays well.