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Physics platformer where a robot controls its own body using its brain. You command the robot. Set the destination, and its neural network battles physics. Struggle through brutal levels, evolve, and master the chaos of movement. Lose a leg? Keep crawling! The Company is watching...
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HUMANIZE ROBOTICS is a physics-based precision platformer where the controls are your biggest enemy. You are the human intelligence; the robot is just a primitive AI machine trying its best.
As a participant in The Company's testing initiative, your goal is simple: guide a clumsy, self-walking robot through brutal obstacle courses to gather data. The Company's motto is "Not to Kill!"... which is a totally normal and reassuring thing to say, right?
Forget WASD. You don't move the legs directly—you give the orders, and the robot’s virtual brain tries to execute them.
Indirect Control: You specify the destination; the robot calculates the footsteps.
Manage the Parameters: Adjust the limb stiffness and decision speed on the fly. Too stiff? It tips over. Too loose? It collapses. You must act as a single unit to keep gravity at bay.
The environment is designed to break you. Traps, drops, and physics glitches will tear your chassis apart.
Procedural Damage: Did a bad jump cost you a leg? Keep moving. Robots are smart enough to balance on one foot... mostly.
Total Failure: As long as the head remains, the experiment continues. If the head is destroyed, you start over.
Failure generates data. As you progress, The Company uses your struggle to upgrade the hardware. Evolve from a basic bipedal stumbling block into a complex, agile machine capable of tackling the hardest challenges. Every robot body requires a unique strategy to pilot.
Why does The Company need this data? Why is the slogan "Not to Kill"? The more you share your human intelligence with the machine, the more the lines blur. Discover the dark humor and satire hidden within the corporate logs as you push for the truth.
Humanize Robotics is the work of a single mind—Antonius Greyrat—a developer who bestows a "brain" upon inanimate objects and forces them to learn the art of movement. No scripts. No safety nets. Just raw physics and the relentless pursuit of human-like intelligence.
Audio & text: English
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