Tryll has secured new funding and launched the closed alpha of its on-device AI engine, enabling game developers to build AI-powered characters and voice interactions that run directly on players’ hardware.
Tryll, the company behind an on-device AI engine for
video games, has raised a $600,000 pre-seed round from Early Game Ventures,
reaching a valuation of $6 million. The funding will be used to further develop
the product and expand the company’s go-to-market efforts ahead of a broader
launch.
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