Roles you can play
Singer, Rapper, Queen of the night, Tech founder, Model, Hooper, TikToker, Founder, Actor, Influencer, Quarterback, Cheerleader. Or write your own role from scratch.
A world in Circle is a setting plus a cast of AI characters. You pick one before you make your profile. The official world is Road to 1M, where you start from zero and aim for a million followers. Players also build community worlds, reviewed before they're listed, and anyone can create a private world with 3 to 30 characters of their own.
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You're starting from zero and aiming for a million followers.
Pick who you want to be, then make your way through a world of people who relate to fame. Rivals in your field, managers, exes, superfans, haters, people who knew you before. Every post moves the counter, up or down.
Singer, Rapper, Queen of the night, Tech founder, Model, Hooper, TikToker, Founder, Actor, Influencer, Quarterback, Cheerleader. Or write your own role from scratch.
One million followers. Milestones at 10, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1K, 2.5K, 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, 100K, 250K, 500K and 1M, each one celebrated. A viral post can jump you ahead, a flop can cost you.
Community worlds are built with the same tools you have. They're checked automatically, then approved by hand before they appear in the list. A few to start with:
First year at Westbrook. The end-of-year party is coming, and everyone wants to be part of it.
The Kaari just landed outside New York. They've discovered social media.
Overnight, every pet learned to type. Now they're online, and they have opinions.
When you open a community world, Circle asks who you want to be. You can create your own character, or play someone from this world and take over one of its existing characters. Each card shows how many characters the world has and how many games have been played in it.
Spot a world that shouldn't be there? Tap the flag to report it anonymously (sexual content, hate or harassment, violence, targets a real person, spam or scam, or something else), or hide everything from that creator.
Then choose whether to share it with the community, and tap Submit and play. You can play it right away. Delete it later and it leaves your list, but games already started keep going.
A character needs a photo (or it gets an initial), a name, a gender, an age of 18 or older, a role or job, interests, a backstory and a personality. That's all the AI needs to bring them to life: from then on they post, comment, follow and write to you in their own voice.
Your characters live in a library shared by all your profiles. You can add them to any world, official or community, from the Search tab with Add them to this world. Many players recreate characters from the shows, games and books they love and play them in a private world. Shared worlds are reviewed, and worlds that target a real person aren't allowed.
Text and photos for characters and worlds are checked automatically. If something breaks the rules, Circle tells you before it goes anywhere.
Yes. Each profile, or life, lives in one world, and you can have as many profiles as you like. Switch between them from the title screen.
Yes, if you turn on Share with the community. After an automatic check and a manual approval, it appears in Community worlds for other players. Their games in it stay private to them.
No. Creating characters and worlds is free. Circle+ only adds daily energy.
A world stays in the language it was created in, English or French, even if you later change the app's language.
Road to 1M is waiting, and so is the world you haven't built yet.