Orisen = Original + Sentence. A game built on a simple idea: language is vast, but how often do two people really say the same thing?

Most word games pit you against a timer or another player. Orisen pits you against everyone who has ever played. Every sentence ever submitted to Orisen lives in a vault. When you submit yours, it gets compared — semantically, not just literally — against the entire vault.
The core mechanic is borrowed from the intuition that meaning travels further than words. Two sentences can look completely different but still mean the same thing — and Orisen can tell.
There's no shortage of things to say. Even by limiting yourself to the rules of Orisen, the number of sentences you could express outnumbers every star in the observable universe. The vault will never fill up. Surely you can think of something original?
Orisen is permissive by design. Language is expressive, and we don't want to sterilize it.
Profanity is allowed. Swear words, crude humor, dark themes — if it makes a real sentence, it counts.
Slurs are not. Sentences containing hate speech or slurs are rejected automatically. This is a hard line.
Personal information is not. Sentences containing personal information will be removed.