WizbertAbout
For the moments between the quests.
Wizbert, a grumbly old wizard in a teal hat, is the companion for your games: a desktop wizard first, with a phone display as a secondary concept.
You still love the adventure. Sometimes you just miss the running commentary.
Meet Wizbert.
Meet Wizbert — an old wizard with a white beard, a teal hat and a dry way of putting things. He's a little grumbly, but kind where it counts. When you win, he's genuinely pleased. When you walk past a quest for the fifth time, he will absolutely mention it.
He isn't a game — he's company for games you already play. The planned setup is a separate overlay, with a small wizard over your fullscreen game. You make every game input. The phone is a secondary idea: a display next to your PC, showing the wizard and the captions of what he says.
One character, not a cast.
Wizbert is the companion. There's no roster of characters to pick from — he's the one sitting there when you start your game, and he's the one who stays.
Company, without the calendar invite.
Not every session needs a party, a plan or a voice channel. We want solo play to have a little more character: someone to share a win, offer a nudge when asked, and let the quiet moments stay quiet.
Where we are now.
We're developing the concept. There is no public companion build, confirmed game list or release date. The website examples are scripted, not live AI output.