Licensed gameplay datasets for world models and embodied AI.
We source licensed games, capture gameplay and build structured datasets for AI training and evaluation.
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From licensed game to training-ready dataset.
- 01
Verify rights
Secure and verify the rights required to capture and license gameplay data for AI training.
- 02
Record gameplay
Capture gameplay sessions from licensed games using the OneTwoPlAI capture pipeline.
- 03
Create dataset
Structure, align, enrich and package captured gameplay into training-ready datasets.
Games.
Licensed titles, captured in playSupply is organised by genre, by the interactions a model needs to learn, and by the environments inside the game.
By genre
- FPS
- Action
- RPG
- Open world
- Racing
- Simulation
- Survival
- Co-op
- Strategy
By interaction and mechanics
- Navigation
- Combat
- Driving
- Object interaction
- Puzzle solving
- Resource management
- Cooperative actions
By environment
- Urban
- Natural
- Industrial
- Interior
- Fantasy
- Sci-fi
Environments as they appear inside licensed games, captured during play. Not standalone 3D assets.
Synchronised gameplay, inputs and labels.
The rendered game at capture resolution and frame rate.
Keyboard, mouse and controller input with timing.
Camera position and rotation over time.
What the player did and what happened in the game.
The path through the world, frame by frame.
Multi-step interactions with objects, characters and systems.
Every stream on one clock, aligned to the frame.
Session, title, task and scene metadata.
Per-frame depth and surface normals, depending on the title.
Built for models that need interaction, not just video.
Need something specific?
Tell us the genre, mechanics, environment, duration and modalities you need. We can source suitable licensed titles and capture to specification.
Discuss data requirements.
Share what you are training and what the data needs to contain. We will come back with suitable titles and a capture plan.