Decart (Oasis)
A real time world generation model that grew from a viral AI Minecraft clone into robotics training tech
A note on the URL first: the address originally given for this tool, oasis.decart.ai, loaded with no visible page content when checked, just metadata tags and no product description, so this listing is based on Decart's main site at decart.ai instead, which does describe the product clearly and is the better starting point. Oasis, now on its third version, is Decart's world generation model, built to create live, interactive worlds that evolve instantly based on every user action rather than producing a fixed, pre-rendered scene. It first drew wide attention as a real time, AI-generated Minecraft style experience, memorable enough that it is still referenced that way across gaming coverage, before Decart repositioned Oasis 3 as its flagship interactive world model aimed at physical AI and future robotics and autonomous vehicle training. Decart describes itself as a Live AI Lab focused on real time generative systems. Trying the demo requires signing into a Decart account rather than trying it anonymously, and no specific pricing is listed on the page itself beyond a link out to separate documentation. Independent coverage of Oasis has also noted real caveats in how long and how reliably its simulations hold up, so it is worth reading hands-on reviews before expecting a fully polished product experience.
- Category: AI Simulation
- Pricing: Freemium
- Platforms: Web, API
Key features
- Oasis 3, a world generation model that creates interactive environments which evolve instantly based on user actions
- Originated as a real time, AI-generated Minecraft style experience before expanding scope
- Repositioned as a flagship interactive world model aimed at physical AI, robotics, and autonomous vehicle training
- Environments respond to user actions in real time as they are generated rather than only replaying a fixed scene
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Already has a public track record, starting as a viral real time AI Minecraft clone before evolving into a more serious robotics-oriented world model
- Generates environments that respond to actions as they happen rather than only producing a fixed, pre-rendered scene
- Backed by a company explicitly positioned as a Live AI Lab focused on real time generative systems
Cons
- The URL originally supplied for this tool, oasis.decart.ai, loaded with no visible content when checked, this listing instead uses decart.ai, the company's main site
- Trying the demo requires signing into a Decart account rather than trying it anonymously
- No pricing is listed on the page itself beyond a link to separate documentation
- Independent coverage has noted real caveats in how long and how reliably Oasis simulations hold up, worth checking hands-on reviews before expecting a fully polished experience
FAQs
Is oasis.decart.ai the right URL for this tool?
Not reliably. That subdomain returned no visible content when checked, so decart.ai, the company's main site, is used here instead and is the better starting point.
Is Oasis the AI Minecraft game people talk about?
Yes, Oasis originated as that viral real time AI-generated Minecraft style experience before Decart expanded it into a broader world model product, now on version 3.
Can I try Oasis without an account?
No, the demo link requires signing into a Decart account.