Javier Torres, from Brainific, will present their poster on the short paper “Logic foundations of manipulation as game mechanics” during the IEEE Conference on Games… Read More »Brainific present at CoG 2019

Brainific has succeeded in presenting some exciting technologies in the Experimental AI in Games workshop within the AIIDE 2017 conference. We have presented work on… Read More »Brainific present at EXAG 2017

The pilgrim walked down the hill to the entrance of the cave. A couple of bandits with steel shortswords guarded the entrance. One of them… Read More »The noncombatant character

In the previous post “Introducing the Action Framework”, we presented a separate architecture where behaviours act as reactors to the current state of the game.… Read More »Twisting your trees

After watching many behaviour tree implementations and GOAP prototypes, we decided that Brainific could build a tool that takes the best from both, and hopefully… Read More »Introducing the Action Framework

Agents in a virtual world need a brain to provide fun to the players: the smarter the brain, the merrier. However, this smartness is bound… Read More »Behaviours in Games

Disclaimer Okay, so it will not be dead easy. We’ll see later the full list of tricks and obstacles we find when trying to deploy… Read More »Evidence Based Medicine Made Dead Easy – Part I