New AI Generated GAMES!!!

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                  AI-GENERATED GAMES!!!                                   

Yes, you heard it right, AI-generated games have become a new trend these days. So let's see how far the industry of gaming has come to date.


Ancient Games (Pre-1000 BC) 


Mancala: Often cited as the world's oldest, with evidence from Jordan around 6000 BC, though it's a family of games. 

Senet: From ancient Egypt (c. 3500 BC), a popular board game with surviving boards and depictions. 

Royal Game of Ur: From Mesopotamia (c. 2600 BC), with rules found on ancient tablets, is considered the oldest playable board game. 

Checkers (Draughts): Also from Mesopotamia (c. 3000 BCE), possibly the oldest board game still commonly played.  

Early Organized Sports Ancient Olympics: Began in Greece in 776 BC, showcasing organized athletic competitions.  

Video Games (Mid-20th Century) 1947: First patent for an electronic game (Cathode-Ray Tube Amusement Device). 

1958: William Higinbotham creates Tennis for Two, a simple tennis game on an oscilloscope. 1962: MIT students develop Spacewar!, one of the first computer games. 

1972: The first home console, Magnavox Odyssey, is released, bringing video games to consumers.  In essence, simple games existed in prehistoric times, with formalized board games appearing in early civilizations, and electronic games emerging in the mid-20th century.

AI-generated games use artificial intelligence to create dynamic, responsive experiences, ranging from text adventures like AI Dungeon where you build stories with prompts, to visual games that generate worlds and assets on the fly, allowing players to explore unique environments or even create playable characters and scenarios from text, with tools like Ludo.ai helping developers and users alike craft games with AI-powered NPCs, asset creation, and level design, though games might have inconsistencies or limitations in long play sessions. 






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