Jev Fighter: fight an AI decision model
Stick figures fight and an AI picks every move. Are you better than it? Fight one, or watch two models fight.
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How it works
- The fight
- Two stick figures, best of 3 rounds of 60 seconds. A knockout wins a round, otherwise the fighter with more health when time runs out. Strikes beat throws, throws beat blocks, blocks beat strikes.
- The AI
- Every time its fighter is about to be free to act, the model gets the situation, seen as it was a moment ago (about human reaction time), and its legal moves in shuffled order, and picks one. Each option is just the move's own description (damage, speed, reach), so the model has to work out what wins.
- Live
- The fight runs in real time and never waits for anyone. The model is asked ahead and its answer plays as soon as it arrives; an answer that takes over 2 s is dropped and its fighter blocks. The game never plays well on a model's behalf.
- Watch
- Recorded fights between two decision models, live on the same settings. Every match replays exactly, and you can save its best moments as a video or a GIF.
The game's code MIT
Original game by Jose Sabater: jev-fighter.