You bought the brutally hard $70 game everyone was raving about. You don't have 100 hours to "git-gud" between work and life. Overlord watches your screen in real time, calling out bosses, routing hidden loot, and timing your counters—before you hit the wall and quit.
Brute force button-mashing gets you killed in action RPGs. Overlord's Combo Coach sits in your peripheral vision, lighting up every input in real time. It tells you the exact millisecond to weave light attacks into invulnerable heavy counters.
When games ditch mini-maps to be "immersive," busy adults end up running in circles. Tap F4, and Overlord's GPS card shows which way to face, points you down the right corridor, and marks secret rafters and hidden breakable walls.
You shouldn't need a 40-minute YouTube walkthrough on a second monitor just to avoid missing permanent upgrades. Overlord's loot finder flags missable Ability Points, secret rafters, and weapon mods right before areas lock out.
Modern RPGs love high-stakes conversations, but one misleading choice can ruin 40 hours of story. Overlord's Dialogue Engine maps conversation trees in real time, previewing tone, unlocks, and quest consequences so your decisions are always intentional.
Overlord AI is an AI guide companion for PC games. It watches your game (with your permission) to show tips, directions and answers on screen and by voice. Think of the strategy guide that used to sit next to the console, rewritten as a voice that plays alongside you.
Players who would rather keep playing than pause for a wiki or a 40-minute video. It's built for single-player games, mostly soulslikes and action RPGs.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit), an installer, and Linux (Ubuntu/Debian, a .deb package). Every feature works on both.
An Overlord AI account (answers, game research and the voice come from our cloud service). Overlord runs beside any game your machine already runs and sips the GPU. It needs an internet connection, a microphone is optional, and it runs on Windows or Linux.
Measured October 16, 2026 on an AMD Radeon RX Vega 56/64: Overlord 1.6.4, idle desktop, 30-second GPU-busy averages, three runs each.
Overlordai is a live game guidebook. Our mission is simple: help players get more out of the games they already own. Overlord AI provides an all-around feel-good gaming experience. We guide you through boss fights, puzzles and hidden items as you play, so you don't rage quit and you actually enjoy every title you paid for.
Thirty minutes of use with the app open: the real product, not a cut-down one. It watches your screen, speaks out loud and covers the published guides. No card is needed, and it ends by stopping, not by charging. One trial per person.
No. The 30 minutes start without one, and they end by stopping rather than charging. A card is only ever taken when you choose the Subscription or Pro.
Mostly single-player soulslikes and action RPGs. Mapped and preloaded today: Black Myth: Wukong, Elden Ring, Mortal Shell, Mortal Shell II, Control, Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2. Any other game is researched from public guides the first time you play it, and its map fills in as you go. Overlord is a guidebook, like the strategy guides that used to sit next to the console. It isn't meant to give anyone an edge in competitive online play, and we don't make guides for competitive multiplayer games.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit, an installer) and Linux (Ubuntu and other Debian-based systems, a .deb package). Every feature works on both. You need an Overlord AI account and an internet connection: answers, game research and the voice come from our cloud service.
Overlord runs beside any game your machine already runs and sips the GPU. It needs an internet connection, a microphone is optional, and it runs on Windows or Linux.
Measured October 16, 2026 on an AMD Radeon RX Vega 56/64: Overlord 1.6.4, idle desktop, 30-second GPU-busy averages, three runs each.
No. Overlord is a guidebook. It's the walkthrough you'd open on your phone or the strategy guide that used to sit on the shelf next to the game, except it's live: it looks at your screen the way a friend on the couch would and says “you missed some loot over there” instead of you pausing to go look it up. It never touches the game: no memory reads, no injected code, no automated inputs, no modified files. It refuses to run in online multiplayer games, because it isn't meant for playing against other people. If you'd rather find every secret blind, that's a great way to play, and Overlord isn't for that run. It's for the player who paid full price and would otherwise quit at the second boss and never see the back half of the game.
No. Overlord doesn't read or change game memory, change game files, inject code into the game or press keys for you. It watches your screen, with your permission, the way a friend beside you would, and it reads your game's save and settings files without changing them. Each game sets its own rules about outside help, and you're responsible for following them, so check the terms of the games you play.
Yes, when Overlord needs them to help you. While screen sharing is on, frames of your screen go to our cloud service, which passes them to an AI model (DeepSeek or Google Gemini) to work out where you are and what is on screen. When you press F4 and speak, that recording goes to Google Gemini to be turned into text. Spoken answers are made by Google Cloud Text-to-Speech. Screen capture only runs while your game is running and shuts off when the game closes. Our service doesn't store your frames or recordings, and on your PC frames are held in short-term memory and deleted within about 30 seconds. Our Privacy Policy lists everything that is collected.
Subscription is one machine. Pro is three, and you can move a seat any time — deactivate a machine, activate another. Licences are re-assignable, because hardware dies.
Any time, through the link in your receipt email or by emailing support@overlordai.co. Cancelling stops the next charge, and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Refunds are covered in our Refund Policy.