RPG Based on Olga Tokarczuk’s Book Immerses You in Cutting-Edge Technology

Studio Sundog is developing a new game called “Ibru”. It draws inspiration from Olga Tokarczuk’s novel “Anna In w grobowcach świata”.

Trailer and release timetable

The team announced a first trailer will arrive soon. The clip should reveal the game’s world and artistic direction.

Initial plans suggested a release this year. The schedule now points to a 2028 premiere.

Funding and the InteGra platform

Polska Agencja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości provided nearly 17 million zł for InteGra. The funding supports development of the underlying technology.

“Ibru” serves as a test environment for InteGra. If successful, the system could be reused in other games, simulations, and training tools.

Psychology, AI and gameplay

Psychologists from SWPS University collaborate on the project. They build models of behavior and personality for the InteGra system.

The game will analyze player choices, communication style, and decision patterns. NPCs should react in more human-like ways, not by fixed scripts.

The RPG inspired by Olga Tokarczuk’s book immerses players in cutting-edge technology. Developers aim for dynamic relationships and meaningful consequences.

Player experience and design goals

Each decision will carry narrative and psychological weight. Other characters’ perceptions will change based on player behavior.

Creators say “Ibru” remains a full RPG with rich narrative. At the same time, it is a technology-focused venture.

Industry implications

Success will be judged by both players and technology evaluators. Effective mechanics could influence storytelling and AI use across the industry.

Filmogaz.com notes the project had limited prior communication. The upcoming trailer may answer questions about progress and direction.