Very interesting to watch! A few suggestions for the dev:

• Location names should be able to be edited.
  
• Outside should count as an area where NPCs can go, maybe even with specific coordinates.
  
• At the moment, conversations with 3 or more NPCs are a little weird. I would add a specific conversation type for conversations with more than 3 NPCs. (one where NPCs can join and leave the conversation based on their distance, and take specific turns speaking, perhaps?)
  
• Option for more NPC's (I get why this doesn't exist but it'll still be cool)
  
• At the moment, if one NPC wants to talk to another NPC, they'll immediately path straight to them no matter where they are. I would suggest that NPC's store a 'last seen' location for all other NPC's. If they want to talk to that NPC they will go there instead. If they are not there (or if they have not seen that NPC yet), they can 'search' for them, using hints such as their description to head to likely locations where they could be. Once they have found them, then they are able to enter a conversation.
  
• The player should be able to move objects and maybe NPCs
  
• Customisable/different backgrounds. The grass texture doesn't fit for something like a space station. Also the buildings having floor and wall textures is also a good idea.
  
• More customisation in general, changing NPC clothes etc.

Very interesting and in-depth concept of a AI colony simulator, but i really do hope the developer adds a local plug and play option for the AI models. If you aren't a master of downloading AI models yourself and configuring scripts of said models, (yes, i tried multiple times and didn't get too far.) you'll be out of your depth, or stuck with the free online models. I can see massive potential if that can be addressed.

Pretty funny game. I created an asylum where the doctor conducted experiments, and the patients were constantly drawing symbols and suffering from five mental debuffs at the same time. But even while playing on the Sapphire version, the AI still critically broke down:

A nurse who wanted to escape started starving but couldn't find food, even though the kitchen had a water dispenser, a sack of potatoes, and canned beans as standing objects. She kept running back and forth, unable to spawn food, and eventually died of hunger.

When she died, I triggered the "Rebellion" crisis, which generated three more bots. After that, my computer's memory gave out, causing the game to crash along with Opera and the music I was playing.

It was kind of interesting, but all this running around for food turned the asylum into a real madhouse. I wish there was an option to create items, rearrange furniture, and have more control over what’s happening.

Oh, and keeping track of everything was really difficult since there’s no proper context for the current situation. You have to read mission updates, snippets of conversations, and the rapidly scrolling chat logs.