Search Results for "computer game bot"

...With a strong community and extensive documentation, it is widely used by players and developers who want to explore automation, bot behavior, or server testing. The software emphasizes configurability, giving users control over character strategies and in-game decision-making.

I wanted to share the programs I developed with my MSX computer in the 80s and early 90s. There is a web page that you can visit: https://www.frojasg1.com:8443/downloads_web/web/html/aplisMSX.html?origin=sourceforge Some of the programs are cool. The most relevant are: - A graphic designer in Assembler Z-80 - A ship game in Assembler Z-80 - A text to speech in Spanish. - The seed of a maze game

Written in BASIC with core routines in Assembler for Z80. An 8 bit computer can guess your secret code at the maximum 5 attempts.

An 8-bit retro computer (but faster and with much better graphics) which harkens back to “proper” machine code programming when you could hit the metal.

This java (version 6 or higher) program allows you to send games directly to an old apple // computer with no need for floppies, only a serial cable. No hardware modification is necessary, you only need a working serial connection. A cousin of this project can be found here: http://asciiexpress.net/gameserver/ (Thanks Egan!)

An open hardware and software platform, Octobits attempts to recreate the aesthetics of the early eight-bit computer age using cheap, powerful, and readily available modern components.

A shareware game called begin was released in 1984: a tactical starship game with a good AI and fair rules (the computer had no advantage) I've hacked assembly code to make it a multiplayer game, so that folk can challenge each other rather than the AI.

B.O.T.S (Bots Tactical Simulation) is a programming game, where players "code" the behaviour of their bot and watch them fight with others bots in a arena. It comes with a full environnement in Java/Swing, for coding, debugging, playing matchs, etc ...

Ursine Core is/was a simple RPG-type game development library/toolkit for the Atari Video Computer System (VCS) model 2600. (That's the 1977 Atari game console.) This library is intended to be portable to other MOS-65xx-based computers (6507, 6502, 6510, 2A03, 8502), and introducing support for other systems is ongoing (Commodore VIC-20, 64, 16/+4, 128; Apple ][; Nintendo Entertainment System) Ursine Core is a developer's suite hosted on a POSIX-like workstation. ...