AI Dot E Battle Launches August 21 with AI-Judged Monster Drawing Battles
AI Dot E Battle's August 21 release introduces a game where AI interprets player-drawn monsters to determine battle outcomes, offering a unique creative multiplayer experience.
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MONO ENTERTAINMENT announced that AI Dot E Battle will release on Steam on August 21. Players draw monsters and an AI judges their abilities and compatibility based on appearance, determining the winner. The AI also describes the monster's name, characteristics, and battle scene. Modes include Normal Battle, Retroactive Battle (drawing based on themes), Team Battle Mode (online with friends who own the game), and Drawing Battle Mode (local or Steam Remote Play Together). Monsters can be converted to codes for summoning by other players. Tournaments can be held. A demo is available now.
The game's Retroactive Battle mode asks players to draw a monster based on a given theme, such as a chick or strawberry, rather than drawing freely. Drawn monsters are registered in an encyclopedia and can be photographed with various themes. For multiplayer, Team Battle Mode lets players form a team of six previously drawn monsters and battle online with friends who own the game. Drawing Battle Mode allows turn-by-turn drawing and immediate battles, playable locally or via Steam Remote Play Together with non-owners. Monsters can be converted into codes; entering a code summons another player's monster into your game for battles or tournaments. Tournaments can be set up with your own monsters to determine the strongest.
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