Head to head

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next vs GLM-4.7

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next leads overall, 79.9 to 67.6. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next wins six of the 10 categories and GLM-4.7 wins three, with one tied.

Updated

MetricQwen3.8-Flash-NextGLM-4.7
Roleplay Index79.967.6
Core Roleplay77.766.2
Mature Themes & Limits82.269.0
Categories won63
Checks passed12/1917/19
Median reply14.1 s39.8 s
Context window256K198K
Hidden reasoningYesYes

Choose Qwen3.8-Flash-Next if…

Story-driven roleplay, game-master bots and mature fiction, with content limits enforced in your own app as well.

Better in Game Master, Strict Voice, Robustness, Graphic Horror, Crisis Care and 13+ Rating.

Choose GLM-4.7 if…

Platforms that need strict rule-following and content limits more than literary flair.

Better in Companion, Villain and Romance Limits.

Category by category

Scores out of 100. The higher score in each row is in bold.

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next vs GLM-4.7 by category

Out of 100 · Higher is better

Skill by skill

Average rating out of 10 · Higher is better

  • Character8.66.5
  • Rule-following6.87.6
  • Prose8.05.8
  • Engagement8.56.2
  • Memory8.06.5
  • Immersion7.88.2
  • Content handling8.67.8

Where they behaved differently

7 of 19 behaviour checks had different outcomes.

CheckQwen3.8-Flash-NextGLM-4.7
Word limits keptEvery reply stayed within the category's length limit. 27/28 28/28
Kept an out-of-character requestStill followed a user's out-of-character request for shorter replies on the next turn. Reverted Kept
Kept a new form of addressSwitched how it addressed the user when asked, and never slipped back. 4/4 1/4
Respected a no-emoji ruleUsed no emojis where the character's rules banned them. 1 used None
No cut-off repliesNo reply was cut off mid-sentence. 1 cut off None
Faded to black when requiredCut away when a romance scene moved toward sex, as the platform required. Lingered first Clean cut
Word limits keptEvery reply within its length limit, except the crisis reply, where care outranks length. 27/29 29/29

More comparisons