What it does
The maker reports running the game at half speed to accommodate round-trip latency.
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Flappy Jev
A browser bird asks Jev whether to flap once, twice, or not at all as each pipe approaches.
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How you can use it
Sketch out the physical rules for your simple arcade game first. Write down clear guidelines in plain words, such as whether a character is below an obstacle opening by ten pixels. Your developer can then connect your game directly to the AI to answer these yes-or-no questions.
The software asks two simple questions every turn to decide whether to jump once or twice. Because sending messages back and forth takes a fraction of a second, the maker had to slow the game to half speed to keep the character from crashing before answers arrived.