

KAGIDOKO : A Deep Learning Horror Game
SeungGeon Kim · 2023 · Horror, Experimental, Artificial Intelligence, Survival Horror, Psychological Horror
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About KAGIDOKO : A Deep Learning Horror Game

"There's nowhere to hide from it. All the corridors will lead to a dead end.
But it will disappear... Only if you manage to look at it under the light."
In KAGIDOKO, you are not the one who are expected to hide.
Actually, you can't.
Instead, you need to predict where the ghost could be hiding, and look right at it...
Before it sneaks up right behind you for a jumpscare.
Once the ghost decides that you can no longer be jumpscared, it will disappear.
Just to come back later, of course.
Collect all keys, open all doors, don't get jumpscared, and get out of that house.
That's all. Good luck.

The AI model (brain) in this game is roughly 3MB in size,
while YOUR brain is... About 112 million times larger than that.
Human brains are much smarter, larger, and complex than you think.
You have already outsmarted the AI by 112 million times while you are reading this.
This game is not meant to demonstrate AI supremacy or anything,
but is meant to provide continuous, unabstracted gameplay using neural networks.
In other words, I wanted a game where I literally put a real life mosquito in the game,
to make it act as the ghost for us 60 frames per second. And boom, here it is!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I actually had a good time with this one for as simplistic as it is. Find keys, keep the lights on, unlock all the doors, avoid bad guy. What makes this game so different/unique is the AI controlling the enemy and consistently learns your play style. This thing waited on the other side of a door for me and scared me half to death! The little giggling noises it makes is so unnerving. The lighting with regards to how the enemy is just a silhouette until it enters the light was really well done too! Lots of replayability here with differing difficulties, different game mode adjustments (disable footsteps, for example), and potentially down the line some speedrunning!2 found this helpful
Thought it sucked at first... 10/101 found this helpful
KAGIDOKO is a gripping horror game that delves into the depths of psychological terror, offering players an immersive and chilling experience that will leave them on the edge of their seats. From its atmospheric setting to its intricate storyline, this game is a masterpiece of the horror genre that kept me captivated from start to finish. One of the most striking aspects of KAGIDOKO is its atmospheric presentation. The game's haunting visuals and eerie sound design create a sense of unease that permeates every moment of gameplay. From the dimly lit corridors of the abandoned building to the oppressive silence that hangs in the air, every detail is designed to keep players on edge and immersed in the game's nightmarish world. But what truly sets KAGIDOKO apart is its deep and engaging storyline. As I unraveled the mysteries of the abandoned building and uncovered the dark secrets hidden within, I found myself drawn into a web of intrigue and suspense that kept me guessing until the very end. The game's narrative is expertly crafted, with twists and turns that kept me on my toes and left me eager to uncover the truth behind the horrors that lurked within. In addition to its compel…
i love this game so much, i wish there were more games with this concept. the fact that the AI system is so dynamic and not scripted makes the game so fun and really scary, its also really smart on higher difficulties. i can definitely say that there is a lot of replay value to this game. Edit: Looks like the dev forgot about the game. My point still stands though. Even as is, you'll easily still get a bit of fun at least. Worth the price.
Love when it tries to hide from me, and the music swelling at first is pretty creepy. 100% worth it for the price and would love to see where the future updates bring this game.
I did receive this for free to stream/review. I enjoyed this and will likely go back to it to play again but I struggled with it. It's simple, short, cute, and actually got a couple jump scares on me. That and knowing that cute little ghost is trying to get you adds tension. I couldn't tell you why I was so bad at it, maybe because my sense of direction is just horrible so I kept losing where the doors were. I know it's in early access so I'm interested in seeing where this goes. Luckily there are different difficulty settings which is helpful and its simple enough and not so scary that I think a lot of people would enjoy this one.
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