From PC Gamer: "DeepMind researchers have been using the chaotic cooking game Overcooked(opens in new tab) to teach AI to better collaborate with humans. MIT researchers have followed suit, gifting their AI the ability to distinguish between a diverse range of play-styles. What's amazing is that it's actually working—the humans involved actually preferred playing with the AI.
Have you ever been dropped into a game with strangers only to find their play-style totally upends your own? There's a reason we're better at gaming with people we know—they get us. As a team, you make a point of complementing each other's play-style so you can cover all bases, and win.
Generally, an AI models' sole objective in gaming is to maximise its final score, screw the rest. That's why AI is great at single player competitive games, but not so much at collaborating. As we know, there's more to winning when it comes to co-op. "
There’s a Co-op game in the Indie gaming space to suit everyone from casual to hardcore. Unfortunately, typing keywords like ‘Co-op’ into Steam does little to separate the good from the bad, and there are some awful games you can unearth doing so.
Choosing couple-oriented games to play with your girlfriend or boyfriend can be challenging, but we'll narrow down the best picks for you.
Usually have kids that soak up 90% of 'free' time.
So gaming solo or together is a luxury.
Hello Neighbor 2, Overcooked!, Neon Abyss and more discounted for a limited time, starting November 15.
