The interesting part of RollkaChat isn't the roleplay itself, it's that you can drop a character into a group chat with friends. That alone makes us want to try it: an AI hero in the middle of your crew is a decent excuse for a game. The rest is fairly standard for this kind of bot.
Most of it lives in a mini app. You pick a hero or make your own, give them a look by uploading an image and write a story together with the AI. The bot's description is short, so you'll have to test genres and how much it remembers yourself.
The fun bit hides in the commands. One switches a character on inside a group chat using a code, another turns it off. So you can move a hero into a conversation with friends, play out a scene for several people and kick it out with one command when you're done.
Money goes through a balance: there's a top-up, a separate page with plans and a way to check what's left. No actual prices are listed, but with a dedicated plans page it clearly isn't meant to be free.
The description is in English while the command menu is Russian, so either language works well enough. If something gets stuck, a restart sits right in the menu.
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