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The application of artificial intelligence in FPS Games
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Abstract
It has been a long time since games and artificial intelligence(AI) influenced each other. However, when it comes to the area of the application of AI in games most people talk about chess games. AI also plays an important role in First-person shooter games. First-person shooter games, also known as FPS games, provide abundant testing environments for developing and testing artificial intelligence algorithms too, and the advances in artificial intelligence have allowed the game industry to produce better FPS games. This essay is a iterature review that summarizes why and how people apply AI in FPS games, in both players’ aspect and the game industry aspect. This essay briefly introduce the current research status, analyzes current challenges, and predicts future research directions by studying the application of artificial intelligence in FPS games as well as introduce the application of artificial intelligence in FPS games, explore the application of artificial intelligence in the gaming industry and its impact on FPS game development, and provide reference information for relevant research work.
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence, First-Person Shooting Game, Deep Learning, Video Game
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Liu,X. (2024). The application of artificial intelligence in FPS Games. Applied and Computational Engineering,35,201-206.
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