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Toronto Life wrote about Grand Theft Toronto
- Outlet
- Toronto Life
- By
- Carly Lewis
- Published
- November 5, 2025
Toronto Life published “A new video game makes Toronto road rage fun” by Carly Lewis on November 5, 2025. The article covers Grand Theft Toronto, a parody game made with Chatforce by co-founder and CEO Robert Ciborowski, who is from Etobicoke. It notes that the prototype took two weeks to build.
Ciborowski told Toronto Life:
“We want anyone with a game idea to be able to build and share it, even if they don’t have the skills to write code, draw polished art or compose music,” Ciborowski says. “Our goal is to turn people’s imaginations into shared experiences through accessible game development.”
On how players responded, he said: “It’s really resonated with people who’ve grown up in the city. They’ve found it very funny. And people from other places get to learn about Toronto culture and understand our memes.”
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About Chatforce
Chatforce is a Toronto startup building an AI platform that turns your game idea into a playable 2D or 3D game you can share with a link. Users describe a game in plain English and AI agents build it. Multiplayer is supported, and creators own their games. See plans.
Chatforce was founded by Robert Ciborowski (CEO), Maeesha Biswas (COO) and Peter Won (CTO), and raised a $2.1M CAD pre-seed round led by Drive Capital in November 2025. Company facts are on the press page. Chatforce is hiring engineers in Toronto: jobs.chatforce.com.