Overcooked!
GameBy Ghost Town Games · Released Aug 3, 2016
Documents about Overcooked!
Whitepaper24 pages
Does Trust Spill Over: Exploring Asymmetric Trust Dynamics Between Teammate AI and Guide AI
Does Trust Spill Over?: Exploring Asymmetric Trust Between Teammate AI and Guide AI in Cooperative Games SOTA IKEJIMA,The University of Tokyo, Japan RYO OHARA,The University of Tokyo, Japan YUSUKE KOSEKI, The University of Tokyo, Japan TAKUJI NARUMI, The University of Tokyo, Japan HIDEAKI KUZUOKA, The University of Tokyo, Japan…
- Trust in multi-agent AI systems is asymmetric: a teammate AI’s performance significantly influences trust in a secondary guide AI, but the guide AI’s accuracy has no reciprocal impact on trust in the teammate.
- The teammate AI’s performance is the primary driver of overall user experience, with high-ability teammates significantly increasing user ratings for competence, autonomy, presence, and relatedness.
- Negative trust spillover occurs when errors in a guide AI’s advice lead users to doubt the predictability and competence of the teammate AI, creating a 'chain reaction' of mistrust.
University of TokyoNov 2026
Whitepaper10 pages
Finite Automata Extraction: Low-data World Models as Programs from Gameplay Video
Finite Automata Extraction (FAE) provides a neuro-symbolic framework for synthesizing executable world models from minimal gameplay video data.
- Finite Automata Extraction (FAE) uses the Retro Coder domain-specific language to convert raw gameplay video into executable, human-readable code rather than opaque neural networks.
- FAE demonstrates superior precision in environment modeling compared to established neural baselines like GameGAN when tested on classic titles such as Pac-Man and River Raid.
- The framework enables rapid design iteration and reverse-engineering of game engines by extracting a comprehensive sprite dictionary and formalizing game mechanics into structured, editable programs.
Alberta Machine Intelligence InstituteJul 2026
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