March 2nd, 2026

We heard the feedback. Subscriptions now include truly unlimited text gameplay. Create worlds, start games, play through events, and chat as much as you want. Credits exist for one thing only: generating images, videos and text-to-speech.
Since launch, subscriptions have bundled monthly credits alongside other perks. That created a confusing situation where subscribers still felt like they were running out of "permission" to play, even mid-story.
That was wrong. We fixed it.
Any active subscription now gives you unlimited access to:
World creation - build as many worlds as you want, any size
Text games - start and replay games without spending anything
Story events - play through as many turns as your story needs
Chat - every message to your world's characters is completely free
There are no per-action charges, no monthly caps, and no surprise credit deductions for any of the above. You subscribe, you play.
Credits have one clear job now: powering generated media.
That's it. If you play in text-only mode, your credit balance never moves.
All four paid plans now come with the same unlimited text gameplay. The difference between them is how many credits you get each month for images, videos, and voice, how many team seats your studio has and how many public game max votes are supported.
Need more visuals mid-month? Credit top-ups are available any time from the pricing page.
Free accounts start with a one-time credit bonus and can purchase credits whenever needed. Text-only play is available to everyone, subscription or not, as long as you have credits the game start, event and chat updates. Public community games sponsored by their creators are also free to play.
The single most consistent piece of feedback we received was that the credit system created anxiety during gameplay. People were rationing their story turns. They were hesitating to start a new world because they weren't sure if they had enough. That tension is the opposite of what aiga_ is supposed to feel like.
A subscription should mean you can play. So now it does.