AI Controlled Characters in Games and Virtual Worlds
admin There’s a moment in Red Dead Redemption 2 that stuck with me for weeks. I was riding through Valentine when a drunk stumbled out of a saloon, bumped into a…
AI Decision Making Systems in Games Explained
There’s a moment in every great game where you realize something clicked. The enemy didn’t just stand there waiting to get shot. It flanked you. It threw a grenade to…
Artificial Intelligence in Gaming Explained
I’ve been covering the gaming industry for over a decade now, and honestly, nothing has transformed player experiences quite like artificial intelligence. What started as simple pathfinding algorithms in the…
AI in Video Games: How Smart Systems Are Changing Modern Gaming
There’s a moment I remember vividly from playing The Last of Us Part II. An enemy called out my position to his squadmates, flanked around a corner I didn’t expect,…
AI in FPS Games Explained
The first time an enemy actually scared me in a video game wasn’t a horror title. It was F.E.A.R., somewhere around 2005. I’d been pinned behind a concrete pillar when…
AI in Open World Games Explained
There’s a moment in Red Dead Redemption 2 that stuck with me for years. I was riding through the Heartlands at dusk when I spotted a stranger’s campfire in the…
AI Based Game Testing in Gaming QA
Back in 2019, I watched a QA team spend three grueling weeks manually testing every dialogue branch in an RPG with over 4,000 possible conversation paths. Fast forward to today,…
AI for Game Level Design Explained
I spent three months hand crafting a single dungeon once. Every corridor placement, every enemy spawn, every secret alcove meticulously positioned through endless playtesting and revision. The result was solid.…
Procedural Generation Using AI in Games
The first time I watched a neural network generate a complete dungeon layout in under three seconds, I realized everything I thought I knew about content creation was about to…
AI in Game Development: Reshaping the Industry
When I first started working in game development back in 2015, creating believable enemy behavior meant writing hundreds of lines of if-else statements. It was tedious, prone to bugs, and…