Starship Commander: Arcade

it haves no AI and knows a few commands. its over within 30 min but on the positive side... it looks good but its irritating as hell

Voice recognition is not properly responsive and the game don't give you any information on the commands. With 75% discount ~2$ its good demo experience with ok visuals.

Oh wow. I was watching a training video about conversational AI and the maker of this thing came on a talked about how much better the game was because of this new tech. So bad. Worse than any voice rec bot on a phone line. I was shocked. So, so, very bad. Wish I read reviews first. Save your cash!

Fun few minutes. Wish they made it into a full game. Buy on sale not full price.

[h1]Tldr;[/h1] Starship Commander: Arcade caught my attention while going through the AI-900 certification training materials. It instantly sparked my interest. With a little help from my AI, I found and immediately purchased the game—it's precisely the kind of AI application I'm passionate about. Figuring out the integration of AI into gaming, particularly in crafting game narratives, is something I am looking into personally. This proof-of-concept arcade game was a fun experience and demonstrated a lot of potential. However, I believe there's room for refining and further developing these ideas, even within the game's current framework. Just a note: I don't have a VR headset, so I had to rely on a computer screen and mouse. [h1]The Deets:[/h1] Starship Commander: Arcade is a VR game that makes innovative use of natural language processing (NLP) to steer the game. It’s like a hint at the future of interactive storytelling, where the game boundaries get thinner while the immersion gets thicker. Here are some of my observations and some things that I wish were included: [h2]Observations:[/h2] [h3]Use of NLP and Possible Expansion:[/h3] Playing "Starship Commander: Arcade" and …

This is a fun little experience. It's really short, but it's also quite unique in what it tries to do. I had some issues with the voice recognition, but I'm not a native speaker, so it may be due to that. Recommendable to people who want to try VR with voice recognition (even though Skyrim VR with a couple of mods would be a better way to do that).