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Sure, you may be a winner, but do you have what it takes to make a winner? Since Silas Warner's mainframe RobotWar in the '70s, numerous developers have tinkered with the idea of challenging the player to come up with their own AI, often in a proprietary programming language (sometimes via a slick graphical interface, othertimes through raw code), and then sit back and observe the results when the player's best strategies meet the best of the developers or other players.
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Title | Released |
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7 Billion Humans | 2018 |
[Exception] | 2018 |
A.I. Wars: The Insect Mind | 1996 |
A=B | 2022 |
Alan's Attitude | 2019 |
ASTRA-256 Assembler | 2020 |
Automation | 2022 |
Bitburner | 2021 |
Carnage Heart | 1995 |
Carnage Heart EZ: Easy Zapping | 1997 |
CeeBot-A | 2003 |
CeeBot3 Educational Programming Software | 2003 |
Celebrating 50 Years of Kids Coding | 2017 |
CoLoBot | 2001 |
Combots | 1983 |
Comet 64 | 2021 |
Cordat Core Wars | 1993 |
Core War | 1968 |
Core Wars Pro | 1995 |
CROBOTS | 1985 |
Darwin | 1961 |
Human Resource Machine | 2015 |
Jump, Step, Step | 2017 |
Logic Car | 2021 |
MindRover: The Europa Project | 2000 |
Omega | 1989 |
One Dreamer | 2022 |
P-Robots | 1988 |
Pyrosaurus | 1997 |
Rabbids: Coding! | 2019 |
Robo Instructus | 2019 |
RoboSport | 1991 |
Robot Battle | 1995 |
Robot War | 1977 |
Scriptarians: The Tournament | 2007 |
Shenzhen I/O | 2016 |
Snake Battle | 1992 |
SpaceChem | 2011 |
Telly Turtle | 1983 |
Tencent Coding: Biānchéng Dì Yī Kè | 2024 |
TIS-100 | 2015 |
Unnatural Selection | 1993 |
Untrusted | 2014 |
VIP Programmable Space Fighters | 1977 |
Word Factori | 2023 |