Pushing the boundaries of QR code storage, The Backdooms is a retro DOOM-inspired game ingeniously compressed and encoded to fit entirely within a scannable QR code, enabling offline play of a self-contained web application without any additional downloads.
Rediscover the nostalgic charm of retro computing with this repository containing over 80 classic BASIC games, simulations, and puzzles from the iconic 1975 book '101 BASIC Computer Games,' showcasing the diversity of early BASIC dialects and programming styles.
TacOS, a remarkable UNIX-like kernel crafted in C and assembly, unleashes the iconic DOOM game at the kernel level, boasting features like a VFS, scheduler, TempFS, devices, context switching, virtual memory management, and physical page frame allocation, inviting enthusiasts to contribute to this captivating hobby project.
Researchers employ Prolog, a logic programming language, to ingeniously solve a cryptic video game puzzle, showcasing the language's bidirectionality, pattern matching prowess, and ability to define predicates for calculating test scores and deducing the answer key.
Experience the thrill of Minesweeper with AI assistance! This repository hosts an MCP server that enables MCP clients like Claude Desktop to start new games, make strategic moves by flagging tiles, and navigate through the classic game until all mines are flagged or the game is forfeited.
Sony is revolutionizing gaming experiences by introducing AI-powered versions of iconic PlayStation characters like Aloy, capable of holding lifelike conversations with synthesized voice and facial animations, leveraging cutting-edge technologies like OpenAI's Whisper, GPT-4, and Sony's own Emotional Voice Synthesis.
Pioneering researchers Andrew Barto and Richard Sutton received the 2024 Turing Prize for their foundational work on reinforcement learning, a technique that enabled breakthroughs like AlphaGo and ChatGPT by training AI agents through reward-based learning.