AI Business Simulation Game Prototype
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m looking for a developer who can lay the groundwork for a desktop-based AI business simulation game. This first phase is intentionally lean: I need a playable prototype that demonstrates the core loop, proves the AI concept, and runs smoothly on both Windows and macOS.
Key objectives
• Build for Desktop (Windows + Mac).
• Center the AI on realistic business challenges—cash-flow management, market shifts, and competitive pressures—so every decision feels authentic.
• Keep the experience lightweight yet engaging: simple UI, clear feedback, quick turn cycles.
• Prepare code and assets so future layers—soft-skill assessment, adaptive difficulty, richer visuals—can slot in without rewrites.
Deliverables
1. Basic blueprint outlining game flow, data models, and AI logic.
2. Minimal but functional prototype: start-to-finish play session of one simulated year with AI-driven events.
3. Short read-me covering setup on Windows and macOS, build instructions, and expansion notes.
Unity, Godot, or another cross-platform engine are all fine as long as the end result installs cleanly on the two target OSes. Clean, well-commented code is a must. If you’re excited about entrepreneurship, simulation design, and clever AI hooks, I’d love to see how you’d tackle this first cut.
Key objectives
• Build for Desktop (Windows + Mac).
• Center the AI on realistic business challenges—cash-flow management, market shifts, and competitive pressures—so every decision feels authentic.
• Keep the experience lightweight yet engaging: simple UI, clear feedback, quick turn cycles.
• Prepare code and assets so future layers—soft-skill assessment, adaptive difficulty, richer visuals—can slot in without rewrites.
Deliverables
1. Basic blueprint outlining game flow, data models, and AI logic.
2. Minimal but functional prototype: start-to-finish play session of one simulated year with AI-driven events.
3. Short read-me covering setup on Windows and macOS, build instructions, and expansion notes.
Unity, Godot, or another cross-platform engine are all fine as long as the end result installs cleanly on the two target OSes. Clean, well-commented code is a must. If you’re excited about entrepreneurship, simulation design, and clever AI hooks, I’d love to see how you’d tackle this first cut.