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You’ve already written the actions, but what controls when they happen?

Fuzzy Brain lets you build and edit that control logic directly in the Unity Editor.

Create rules. Combine conditions. Set priorities. Change behavior in seconds.

No sprawling state machines.

No massive behaviour trees.

No complicated AI framework.

And because it’s configured in Unity, your designers can work with it too.

Program the actions.

Design the behavior.

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Before:

Designer → “Can you change this?”

Programmer → “Sure.”

With Fuzzy Brain:

Designer → “I’ll change it.”

Fuzzy Brain gives designers the ability to build and tune gameplay behavior directly in Unity.

Less waiting. Faster iteration.

Fuzzy Brain — game logic your whole team can work with.

Try Fuzzy Brain → https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/behavior-ai/fuzzy-brain-349538

Is my platformer too hard? can anyone here beat it? I'd love some feedback.
https://logicandchaos.itch.io/soothing-skies

Game has a unique story, I like the rhyming dialog, sound is good too. The herding mechanic works good. I think the game would benefit from more consistent art and longer gameplay, more challenges, etc..
Nice job.

Thanks so much to playing and feedback! I will check out your game, it looks good and sounds interesting, I'll post feedback when I play it.

Really great game and concept, this could be a built into a full game for steam adn I would buy it.

Hey I just finished my 2nd full solo game, it's made in unity and it's a 3D puzzle platformer game involving time travel. The game mostly involves platform puzzles, jumping on buttons to solve logic puzzles and open doors, and going back in time to create duplicates of yourself. You must reach the goal in 60 seconds, not including time travelling, and you can't collide with any of your past selves or you could cause a tome paradox that could wipe out thee whole universe! No pressure, have fun!

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/record-rewind-repeat

Hey I just finished my 3D puzzle platformer game involving time travel. I would love to get some feedback on it, there is a free demo with the 1st 10 levels. I'd like feedback on the look and feel and how it plays or if there are any bugs. Thanks!

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/record-rewind-repeat

Oh thanks! Sorry I missed that. Added.

Hey I would love to have people try out my new game, I've only been working on it for two weeks, but it's really come together! It's a 3rd person puzzle platformer involving time travel. I have a free demo that consists of 10 levels, the complete game will have 50 levels. Feel free to leave comments on the game page.

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/record-rewind-repeat

Thanks a lot! I'm currently working on some more text adventures. Thanks for your support :)

Hi, I'm working on a new project for IFCOMP, because of the rules of the contest I can not post my game publicly until after the competition, but I can have beta testers. I am still in the early stages of development, but I would like to start finding testers now. It being for IFCOMP it's a text game. Endless Prose is designed to be an endless text adventure, the world and story will be procedurally generated. As I said the game is still in early development, but I would love to have some feedback on the devlogs and tutorials I am writing as I go. Here is my project: https://logicandchaos.itch.io/endless-prose

Hey I'm here to tell you about my latest project, Endless Prose, I'm designing it to be an endless text adventure with procedural generated worlds and stories. I plan on entering this game into the next IFCOMP so I will not be able to release it until after the competition, but I would love some followers for now and later testers. I'm still in the beginnings of development, but I am creating devlogs and tutorials as I go. Check it out here: https://logicandchaos.itch.io/endless-prose

Text adventures offer a unique form of gaming that is not limited by animation systems or graphics. This allows for the creation of complex and imaginative worlds that may be impossible to create with traditional video games. The player's mind can freely roam in these text-based landscapes, leading to truly immersive experiences.

What are your thoughts on the creative possibilities of text adventures? Have you had any memorable experiences in these types of games? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

thanks! It has a lot of features and I've been told it's pretty fun.

Hey here is what I got so far, I'd love to get some feedback. It took me about 3 days to make the level and mechanics for both games and just need to add sound, menus and polish.

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/duality-rotating-maze

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/duality-gravity-inversion

ya that issue came up when I changed the font, but I think I fixed it with the last update. And actually for cryptograms shorter puzzles are harder. 

Thanks that is something I could definitely improve.

I mean the controls are not smooth.. sometimes during a jump I lose forward acceleration part way through the jump. Also sometimes using the arrow keys triggers the web navigation, which might have been the issue all along.. Using wasd would solve that.

Ya the size for the text box wasn't big enough after I changed fonts I think I fixed it tho..

Man I'm still playing this game! Awesome job! I got the case but fell off a building.. :S So fun!

Great job! Glad you finished that is an accomplishment in itself! :D Thanks for playing, I hope you enjoyed :)

I love the artwork!

I like clicker games, good job, but too short!

Game froze in chrome, but worked great in edge. Controls work good and are smooth, puzzles are good. I like it!

The controls are a little buggy and I couldn't find my way through the dark area.. But definitely is mysterious.

Graphics look good, but I can't seem to interact with objects..

I like the voice acting and the gameplay is interesting, I did get a bug where the audio/game kept restarting looping through after I got to the choice of hide of flee.. Neat concept.

Controls took a few secs for me to get the hang of but ultimately really good, I love the whole case mechanic where you can grab it again, the case mechanic really adds a lot of to the runner genre. And the music is awesome!

I love the music! Controls are easy and work well, awesome job!

Do you want to make a RTS game in unity but not sure how to move all the units efficiently? Don;t worry the  RTS Flowfield Movement System is available on the unity asset store. This asset uses dynamically spawning flowfields to direct units across the map. Many modern RTS, like Supreme Commander, use flowfields for troop movement. Get your copy here:
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/ai/rts-flow-field-movement-system-14...

Do you want a dialog system that doesn't rely on dialog trees? Do you want dynamic dialog in your unity games? Try the Ask/Tell Dynamic Dialog asset on the unity asset store. It uses a simple ask/tell input system based off of older point and click games and dynamic  responses based on the Left4Dead bark system. This uses a series of conditions to create a fuzzy pattern matching state machine to handle the replies for your NPCs. Check it out now:
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/input-management/ask-tell-dynamic-di...

Are you working on a clicker game or casual game  in unity where you need massive numbers?  My large number asset handles numbers up to 10^123! Get it now for unity!
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/integration/largenumberclass-141445

Epic Prose Special Edition is finally finished! I decided to fix all the bugs and finish the game. I'd love to hear some feedback from the community.  Epic Prose is a rpg text adventure set in the magical world of Epica! After a dragon wipes out your village, you vow to hunt it down and destroy it!

https://logicandchaos.itch.io/epic-prose-special-edition

Uploaded a new version after the Jam, added config menu and made some adjustments.

I didn't get to do enough testing at all, I think I'll upload a more playable version, tighter, more responsive controls and lower difficulty.

Game was awesome just finished it! controls were as tight as they looked! I myself did way better using w instead of space, so really cool you have the option. The last level was the hardest for me and took me the longest to finish. My wrist is a bit sore now.. but it was really fun.

Thanks a lot! I wanted it so that you could never see the whole picture at once. I had  a lot of fun developing it, although it was really rushed, but I'm happy with the results and may develop it further. Thanks again :)

good mechanics looks polished