Interesting game but a bit complex to understand - as others have pointed out a tutorial would be helpful. Looks like the next version will have it, so looking forward to testing it. Other than that, I enjoyed the concept and gameplay. Great work!

i love Plague so I was looking forward to playing this, but there was so much to look at it got a little overwhelming and ultimately I ended up just clicking buttons to see what would happen. i think a nice, fleshed out walkthrough in the beginning would be really helpful! hope you keep working on this, good job!

I'd appreciate it if you could play/rate my game as well! :)

Very interesting! Though it was a bit confusing for me at first. Keep it up!

Interesting strategy game. Reminded of Plague.  Excellent work

Latest version with tutorial and more features are currently live on Steam, I can update itch build once the voting period ends! ^^

Fun strategy game! Reminds me of Plague Inc. I do wish there's a quick tutorial for me to understand the controls and objectives.

A dev after my own heart! I love system heavy games and this is a great little strategy game. There are some minor UI scaling issues that others have mentioned, but I’m not going to mark you down for those. This and RTS games are really my favorite genres, but more importantly this is really creative and even more importantly fun 5/5 for me. Good job with this one.

Other than some of the UI scaling which was a little too painful. it reminds me alot of plague inc. interesting idea!

Nice, Everything about this is perfect. I guarantee my rating 5/5!

Nice

I think it's a really cool idea to bring in the concept of contemporary fears, which not long ago were viruses and diseases, and have now evolved to include the development of artificial intelligence. It's a very current idea, and I think it was implemented in a really interesting way here. 

Plague Inc. : ChatGPT version

Jokes aside, this is a very well made game in terms of mechanics, it is always fun to take over the world with whatever means possible. All hail our AI overlords!

Very nice game! I like the mechanics very much!

Like others sais, it would enjoy having a tutorial and I think the upgrading UI could be worked out better. I kept forgetting what option I had and the scroll then click is not very intuitive.

Great game!

The UI design and fonts perfectly express the overall worldview of the work! (ツ)ノ

I also thought it was wonderful how the theme of machines was incorporated into the context of the AI ​​era and international affairs.

A Game About AI has a smart hook — blending the Plague Inc formula with AI development works surprisingly well.

The UI scale feels a bit cramped, but that's manageable. Gameplay is engaging, and the constant stream of random events does a great job of keeping your eyes on the world map.

Where it stumbles a bit is onboarding. New players to this genre will likely feel lost without more tutorialization.

Overall though, it's a nice game with a clever concept.

The music and UI design were awesome, and really gave me a sense of a grand, epic world!
One thing I noticed was that the text in the UI could be a bit larger to make it easier to read.
Also, at the beginning, I wasn’t sure what I was supposed to do, so a tutorial would be helpful.

A liked the concept, and much more the art and music!

Great audio!

Very interesting idea for a game with good visuals but it's lacking in direction and depth. I couldn't quite figure out what I should do, when, why or what consequences my actions had on others. Visuals, sounds all looked solid and with some improvement would enhance the game significantly.  It's got a long way to go before a Steam release but there is a great idea here and should be explored further. Well done. 

I liked the general concept of your game, but I had a hard time navigating the menus and really getting a sense of objective or choice. I feel like it wasn't super clear what was useful or not, and I didn't really feel a sense of progression or consequence, that is really important in a game like this. I do think the concept is interesting, and could be explored further though.