[Robots and Aliens]

Robots Lego Mindstorms C++ AI Added on 01/04/2012

After a couple of releases of my NXC UserInteraction library that has already registered some downloads, I am retracting for a while to C++ until I can afford more sensors for my lego robot. I've decided to revisit Alien Farm, a strategy game I created as a part of my BSC thesis.

I am planning to fix some bugs and make improvements, as well as create a few missions people could play as a campaign demo. Alien Farm could perhaps become a full game one day. Until then, I will have fun creating a world of moody aliens that have a will of their own when it comes to obeying player's commands.


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