Drucker
A downloadable game for Windows
Drucker is about artificial neural networks training. In this game you'll have to train an AI to drive a spaceship. The goal is to have an AI capable of finishing any race without hiting the track borders and as quickly as possible. To train your AI you'll have to design tracks and find the best training parameters and methods.
Once your AI is trained you can save it and use it in the campaign mode to see if it is able to beat the campaign AI. You can also make it race versus AI trained by other player to see who have the best one.
Everything has been made by me (except the font) which partially explain the quality of musics and graphics.
Contact: malkins0n.games@gmail.com
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Install instructions
Just unzip the file and launch Drucker_0.9.3.exe to start playing.
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i found bug. if you are precise you can build track on track
BBest Game
Thanks :)
Thank you so much for the game!
One of the best games I've ever played. Seriously.
It would be nice to see more challenging levels in company mode and some kind of inertia in the next version, if it's possible.
Good luck with this wonderful game :3
P.S. and add the ability to select the resolution of the game window, please
Hi Dremmar. Thanks for playing Drucker and for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I currently don't know what I'm going to do with it next, but we'll see :)
You should get the ships running on the gpu to let generations pass faster. Would help with the hitching I experience when ~100 ships are running.
Pretty decent presentation, lots of fun to watch. :)
While there isn't a lot of gameplay to talk about, this was one of the most interesting experiences I have had in a long time. The concept took a little bit of time to wrap my head around and the interfaces are a little underwhelming, but there is something so inherently satisfying about watching your AI grow into something moderately competent. I don't know much about neural networks, genetic algorithms or machine learning (I'm a microbiologist by trade) but I really felt like I learned something today! Thank you for this gem.
Hi CoalFire. Thanks for playing Drucker and thank you for your nice comment. I'm glad you had a good time with my game. I'm still working on it so hopefully the next version will be better (and with a tutorial, because nobody wants to read 10 pages of text before playing a game ^^). Cheers!