Interactive worlds. Generated in real-time.
Project Genie is an early research prototype that lets you create and explore infinitely diverse worlds.
Create a world. Build a character. And explore a landscape that builds itself in real-time around you.
Create your world, now with Street View
Prompt with images, text, or even Google's Street View to create an expanding world. Choose how to explore your world - from walking to riding, flying, or driving.
Edit and refine your world
Modify your image and prompts to create the world of your imagination – before you start exploring.
Step into your world
Your world is a navigable environment that’s waiting to be explored. As you move, Genie creates the world around you in real-time.
Create different types of worlds – like forests, cities, and alien landscapes
Environment: A photorealistic alpine meadow with wildflowers. Among the evergreen pine trees is a rustic log cabin with a front porch. A split-rail fence meanders near the cabin. In the background there are three jagged mountain peaks covered in snow.
Character: A shiba inu centered in the frame, angled like a 3rd person video game, with highly responsive controls.
Environment: A rugged alien landscape with traversable terrain and reactive dust physics.
Character: A vintage roadster with high-speed off-road handling.
Environment: This is a macro-scale makerspace workbench. The ground is a vast, polished light-brown wood table with realistic grain and friction. The surface is scattered with passive physics objects: a white cardboard car, a soft-serve ice cream cone, a cubic puzzle, and alphabet blocks. These objects are distinct from the player character. The background is a soft-focus workshop with a pegboard of tools and a sunlit window. The lighting creates a sharp shadow beneath the central box to visually ground it. Omnidirectional traversal is possible across the wooden plain.
Character: The user controls a featureless, rectangular cardboard box with two fat squat legs and no arms or face. The character is capable of a heavy, grounded walk and vertical jumping. The camera follows the box's movement closely, keeping the character centered. The character moves with a stop-motion aesthetic, pressing into the wood surface without sliding. The action command triggers a 'Head-Butt,' where the rectangular torso lunges forward to shove objects with kinetic force. The character is a solid physical object.
Worlds waiting to be explored
Sail along the water or fly through the sky to get a new perspective.
Fly through a vibrant rainforest as a colorful parrot, exploring above and below the canopy of the forest.
Explore a fantastical, textured world made of clay, looking for pieces that can be moved around the space.
Navigate a sunlit living room as a cat atop a robot vacuum.
Zoom through the twists and turns of a homemade speedway, testing how tightly your car can respond to your actions and make a turn.
The blank space is your canvas, as your blue orb leaves a trail of paint everywhere you go, testing Genie's memory of your actions, reflections in the environment, and the physics of water.
Wander around a cozy library, passing through doorways to explore the different rooms of an ever-expanding manor house.
Push the limits of snail speed as you explore a colorful felted racetrack.
Ride your snowmobile through a colorful city built in ice and bathed in light, navigating around obstacles.
Carefully traverse the narrow path to the mountain's peak. You can use your footprints in the snow to test the model's memory.
Try bumping off of the yellow balls, or check out the reflections in your smooth silver ball!
Explore the ruins of a mysterious monument as an RC car.
Scan the wetlands with your flashlight, and try to spot the foxes wandering in the dark.
Fly through the air as you descend from a mountaintop, and try to fly through the rings in your path.
Water physics make navigating your surfboard an act of skill. Try to catch a wave or ride over it.
Drawing from an old nature landscape photo, now explore Yosemite from a different perspective.