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About This Game Pilot a gun ship and battle aliens, pirates, and other villainous enemies, to gain levels, skills, and most importantly, discover unique and potentially more powerful weapons. Through the unique cgNEAT content-generation technology, new weapons are constantly created by the game automatically.ExperimentA key objective of this game is to explore the potential for automated content generation technology to intelligently create content for games. In GAR, all player weapons are generated by the cgNEAT algorithm based on weapon usage statistics. However, cgNEAT does not simply respawn weapons that people like. Rather, it creates new weapons that elaborate on those that have been popular in the past.Game MechanicsGAR combines elements of old-school space shooters like Star Control, action-RPGs like Diablo, and open-world space adventure games like Freelancer. The graphics are fully 3D but in top-down or "2.5D" mode. The chase camera and movement interface is similar to many online RPGs such as WoW. Earn ranks and credits by completing missions and destroying enemies. Use the credits earned to upgrade and customize your gun ship.GalaxyThe game progresses through different and increasingly challenging solar systems. Throughout the galaxy are various factions, both friendly and hostile.Game ModesGAR game modes include (1) single player campaign mode, (2) instant-action system defense mode, and (3) multiplayer mode for up to 32 players with both coop and PVP. You can run your own Galactic Arms Race galaxy by downloading the standalone server. A simple windows GUI makes it easy to administrate your galaxy. 7aa9394dea Title: Galactic Arms RaceGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Evolutionary GamesPublisher:Evolutionary GamesRelease Date: 31 May, 2014 Galactic Arms Race Download For Pc [key Serial] I've bought this game three times to support the developer. It's a university based project and the research into procedural generation alone could have significant impact on the gaming industry and it seems that with games like Limit Theory and No Man's Sky on the horizon along with the mainstreaming of procgen rogue-likes, GAR is in the metagame at the right time.Games have become very predictable in virtually all genres and while GAR seems like a simple space shooter, there's a lot more going on but you have seek the treasures. Back in the ancient days, developers created astounding games on the legendary Amiga computer. They took chances with games like Mindwalker, Vyrus, Archipelago, Sentinel, and many more. GAR would have been nothing short of revolutionary even in those heady days and there is astounding potential still for this game to grow into something insanely explorative and if the developers would provide some modding support, a mission editor, and a few more game modes, this game could easily compete with any AAA game out there in ANY genre.If you are the type of gamer that NEEDS GPU melting graphics then look elsewhere. But, if you like a clean aesthetic with graphics that for this type of game ARE rather nice, then give GAR a go! The most important component of any game is the core gameplay and the developers of years past understood this. The proliferation of older games being updated for modern systems and their success thus far proves this.. not recommended!!!. It is the exact same game in pretty much the exact same state that was free 4 or so years ago.The only thing that they seem to have improved in any way is the UI.All the outstanding issues, such as enemy bases spontaneously spawning behind you exist.They just took what was version 1.1 alpha back then, added some buttons for facebook and whatnot, and slapped a pricetag after changing the versionnumber to 1.0 release.The game disappeared off radar about 4 years ago, with no signs of updates or whatsoever after 1.23 hit (which changed next to nothing, by only adding a pointless arena mode, but took down the official servers). There were talks also of the university where they developed this game actually actively denying them the possibility to go on Steam, or offer the game away, but i can't find the archived version of that.Here's proof of it being just that old, and being offered for free: https:\/\/web.archive.org\/web\/20090719201120\/http:\/\/gar.eecs.ucf.edu\/As far as the procedural weapon generation, it's in its alpha state still, and nothing has changed for that. There are just a few different subtypes of weapons you can get, of which one in a hundred are plausibly usable. The hands down best weapon types for everything still are the starting weapons, or weapons with even tighter grouping of bullets than that.. Can't stop playing. Got to kill all the bad guys......ALL!!!!!!!. Yesterday, I purchased this game on a whim; I have not been disappointed since. 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