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Artificial life. Emergent behavior. Digital ecosystems evolving beyond control.
A pioneering fusion of simulation and competitive gameplay on the Atari ST.
When Cyberdrome™ was first released for the Atari-ST computer in 1992, it became the first retail computer game specifically designed to be multiplayer.
Absolutely all elements of single player mode were active in two player mode. At any time players could go head-to-head in death match or compete in capture-the-flag scenarios designed to sharpen piloting and combat skills.
Cyberdrome combined the realism of a flight simulator with the action and strategy of an arcade game and the exploration of a dungeon adventure.
Below are some screenshots from the game:
A 3D artificial-life environment featuring genetic evolution and emergent behavior.
Cyberdrome™ ALife Simulator is a 3D digital world designed to grow and evolve artificial life programs and allow humans to explore and interact with these creatures.
The simulator consists of nine memory sectors, each covering a scaled area equal to 100 square miles, containing thousands of independent artificial organisms.
These life forms evolved over time without direct human control and included Raptors, Spiders, and Mantises.
Below are some screenshots from the simulation:
Go for a ride inside Cyberdrome — watch the exclusive six-minute video below.