So far in this series, I’ve tested Adventure Uncartridged, which had an available original to compare directly against, Gauntlet Reforged, which had no available original at all, and Improbable Mission, which had an original but, this time, the original isn’t something I compare against. It’s the actual program I’m running.
Category: Retro Gaming
Some Improbable Testing
So far in this series, I’ve tested Adventure, which had an original to compare against but little randomness, and Gauntlet Reforged, which had plenty of randomness but no original. This time I get both problems at once. Lucky me.
A Testing Gauntlet
In my previous post, I tested Adventure, a game that had the decency to come with its own specification: the original cartridge. This time I’m throwing down a gauntlet. Literally. And this time there’s no cartridge to hide behind.
Testing Adventure
Much like my Test Defender post, this post’s title is a bit of a double entendre. It’s (hopefully) going to be an adventure but it’s also testing Adventure. And, yes, there will be something about AI in all this.