Open Dungeon: local roleplay with Gemma 4 QAT + inline Uncen-FLUX images, running at full 256K context under 8GB RAM (OS)
Summary
An open-source local AI dungeon app using Gemma 4 and FLUX for text and image generation, fully private and runs under 8GB RAM.
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