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Aim and Shoot

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You're Nole Ksum (the k is silent), a citizen concern about the uprising of the machine who decided to take matters into your own hands and put an end to all artificial intelligence. You must kill all the evil robots controlled by Neural Networks and stop them from evolving into more dangerous beings. The entire human race counts on you, don't let them down.

Play it here | Alternative link here

How To Play

Controls

w, a, s, d - Move the player up, left, down, right. Arrow keys do the same.

mouse - Aims and shoots (click).

I do not recommend using this on a mobile, but if you must

controls

The big left circle moves the player.
The big right circle aims the player.
The two little circles above them, shoot.

You've been warned.

Objectives

Kill the bots, don't get killed. Also don't touch the borders of the screen, they hurt you. But, feel free to push the bots into them.

Status Bars

Above the bots there are two status bars.
The red one indicates health, if it's empty you die.
The green one is the cool down meter, if it's empty you can't shoot until it regenerates.

About the Experiment

I've always wanted to take the time to make a Neuroevolution experiment, so I did.

Each bot is controlled by it's own Neural Network (that I made a while back - here). When all the bots die, the genetic algorithm evaluates their fitness score (based on how many shots they fired, how many hits the got, how many friends they shot, how much they hurt themselves and how much they moved during the round) and cross the ones with the highest scores.

This goes on forever, until the player dies (which will happen eventually, so Nole can't never save the human race, after all). By the way, the background history is a joke. I don't mean to make fun of anyone. The idea just seems funny and fit the project.

Fun Fact: the artwork was created using my PaintDraw tool.


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