Don't panic!
An AI-assisted narrative card survival game themed around post-apocalyptic survival, featuring randomized scenarios and humorous elements, developed as a proof of concept.
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A Bilibili uploader used the DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 model to create a narrative card survival game called "Don't panic!".
The total cost of developing this game was about 30 yuan RMB (about 20-plus yuan for creation and a few yuan for test runs).
The development cycle of this game was 5 hours.
The game contains 7 randomly occurring doomsday survival scenarios: the Rune Ice Era, the Day of Earth Splitting, the Descent of Heavenly Fire, the Red Sand Wasteland, the Post-Human Era, the Eternal Night Ice River, and the Final Pyre.
In the "Post-Human Era" scenario, the initial human trust value is 50, and the player ultimately scored 1618 points in the playtest.
The game's option design has a simple-strategy problem of "if there is a lot of red, don't choose it," and the uploader suggests improving the distinctiveness of the options.
The game is still in the prototype stage, with shortcomings such as simple option logic and missing image assets.
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The game contains 7 randomly occurring doomsday survival scenarios: the Rune Ice Era, the Day of Earth Splitting, the Descent of Heavenly Fire, the Red Sand Wasteland, the Post-Human Era, the Eternal Night Ice River, and the Final Pyre.
50%UnverifiedThe total cost of developing this game was about 30 yuan RMB (about 20-plus yuan for creation and a few yuan for test runs).
50%UnverifiedThe development cycle of this game was 5 hours.
50%UnverifiedThe game is still in the prototype stage, with shortcomings such as simple option logic and missing image assets.
50%UnverifiedIn the "Post-Human Era" scenario, the initial human trust value is 50, and the player ultimately scored 1618 points in the playtest.
50%UnverifiedThe game's option design has a simple-strategy problem of "if there is a lot of red, don't choose it," and the uploader suggests improving the distinctiveness of the options.
50%UnverifiedA Bilibili uploader used the DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 model to create a narrative card survival game called "Don't panic!".
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