Free To Play in August 2017

In August 2017, Xemo will move to Free to Play. This will happen with the release of version 1.6. In the future, we'll introduce the Xemo Robot Builder and robot part kits as paid DLC. If you purchased the game prior to August 1st, you'll get equivalent credit in DLC when released.

Evolution Engine Added Sept 2017

For release 1.7, we've added the Evolution Chamber, which includes and evolution engine used to evolve your robots behavior. This is still experimental, so play around with it and let us know what you think. We will be adding penalty constraints to the fitness function along with ability to evolve the motion of a subset of robot joints. Lots more to come.

Over dit spel

• The Balance Controller redesigned for bipedal robots.
  
• Leader boards - one per level
  
• Evolution engine for evolving complex robot motion behaviors

• Xemo : a robot with 13 joints with a total of 24 DoF (Degrees of freedom)
  
• Sami - a simple 4-legged robot that you teach to crawl, turn, walk, jump andturn over.
  
• Buster - a more complex 4-legged robot that can walk something like an ant.
  
• Fido - the dog-like robot that has hip and knee joints - a greater challenge!
  
• Integrated rigid-body physics simulation
  
• The Robot Lab where you create new robot motions
  
• The Pattern Editor, which you use to creation motions for your robot.
  
• The Game Levels (16) where you compete with your robot
  
• The Gravity Well, to suspend and position the robot in mid-air
  
• The Joint Editor, used to adjust the robots ankle, knee, hip, abs, shoulder, elbow and neck joints
  
• The Spring Editor, used to set the speed and strength of each joint
  
• Environment and machine sound effects

• Xemo Robot Builder - build your own robot designs from parts! (in development now!)
  
• Robot Kits - pro designed robots that you can use in the game challenges.
  
• Motion sharing through the Xemo game server
  
• Ghost recording and sharing (allow in-game playback of other player's motion recordings)
  
• Learning Guides for classroom use
  
• Player Scripting (Lua/Javascript) interface through XemoAPI for direct robot control. VS Code debugger integration
  
• Data capture, export and plotting of robot motion (joint trajectories, center of mass, rigid body position, acceleration, rotation)
  
• Robot skins and colorization
  
• Cool ideas for expansion from the community from players like you!