A party starter for friendly Russian-speaking groups: drop it into a chat and members get games plus a chatty AI to poke at. We like that the commands are listed on a separate website instead of buried in a long menu. The downside: the profile is nearly empty, so the rest comes through trial and error.
Has your group chat been silent for weeks? Shmalala is built for exactly that. It is an entertainment bot meant for group chats, running games for members and replying through GPT, so people can compete with it or simply chat. It answers in private messages too, but clearly lives best in a crowd.
Instead of naming the games, the profile points to a website with the command list. For an admin that is handy: open the page, pick a couple of commands, tell your friends and stop guessing what the bot understands. Anything else, prices included, only shows up once the bot is running.
Money is never mentioned. Comparable bots usually leave the core free and ask money for cosmetics, in-game currency or lifted limits, so if anything paid appears, check the price before tapping. Also decide whether you are fine with the bot reading group messages, since some features need that access.
In a large work chat a bot like this is more noise than fun, while in a group of friends or a gaming clan it fits nicely. The interface is in Russian. Our advice: add it, give it a week and remove it if members start ignoring it.
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