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Cyborg Earthworm

Make a Snake AI using simple visual commands. Develop a strategy, let the computer do the hard work, sit back and watch it play the game for you.

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Anton Swifton
Publisher
Anton Swifton
Release
October 16, 2020
5 years and 291 days ago
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About the Game

Cyborg Earthworm is a "Snake" automation game. The worm follows the rules of the famous Snake game, and you can program it. Develop a strategy and let the worm follow it without your involvement.



  • Solve and optimize 20+ areas, each of which contains a virtually unlimited number of procedurally generated levels.
  • Watch the worm dominate the levels automatically without having to pilot it.
  • Reach the maximum possible length, filling all free space.
  • Use a variety of tools like paint spray for leaving marks in the soil and internal worm memory for tracking things.
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