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Making a game accessible for everyone is probably one of the most complex tasks in game design. This is even more apparent when a game revolves around programming, a skillset usually associated with a steep learning curve. Therefore, Codyfight — a Web-based P2E (AI coding) game with NFTs — tries to tackle this issue and give beginners the same power and freedom as tech-savvy gamers.
This article will thoroughly explain why control support is vital for a video game and how everyone with varying technical skillset can learn and play the game.
Why control support is essential for a video game
What is control support?
Control support means that all people can use a wide range of input devices, including keyboards, mice, joystick, or touchscreen, to perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with electronic information and be active, contributing members of the digital world. As a result, everyone with different needs will benefit from control support.
Control support in video games
For video games, people often discuss control support and how it affects gamers’ experience. In particular, choosing to support keyboards or controllers can be a make-or-break decision for the game developers.
By way of illustration, if a video game is a first-person shooter, users will use a mouse and keyboard control for their precision in cursor movement. Yet, at the same time, console gamers may put themselves at a disadvantage with the sluggish movement of controllers.
Is there a middle ground?
It will depend on the genre of games and the platforms of choice for the game. Since Codyfight is mainly designed with computer programming in mind, the game will likely utilize keyboard and mouse support. However, Codyfight has extended both input and output methods so that everyone, from beginners to adept programmers, can fully enjoy the game.
Beginners can comfortably approach Codyfight
Non-coders can play via websites
The idea of using codes to play a video game might frighten many people. Most of us will think about impossible mathematic equations, countless lines of codes that look like an alien language, and keyboard typists furiously crunching numbers.
But fear not, as Codyfight’s gameplay does not require any programming knowledge. Instead, most novice players will find it comfortable with the web version of Codyfight, where you can interact and control the in-game characters through a set of simple on-screen navigation buttons.
Simple control system
The rules are simple: The player will control a robot on a mission to capture a notorious criminal. The gameplay can be similar to a game of chess, in which you will move your pawn (the robot) following the enemy’s turn.
To control the robot, players only need to use the four directional keys for movement: W to go up, A to go left, S to go down, D to go right, and Spacebar to standstill. Easy, isn’t it?
Codyfight is also a sanctuary for programmers
For programmers or tech-savvy persons, Codyfight possesses all the necessary tools to fulfill all your expectations.
Comprehensive monitoring tool
To begin with, Codyfight allows you to program your own AI bots using any coding language. To complement the process, Codyfight Game Widget will also offer a real-time graphical representation of what is happening (i.e., GUI), thus aiding coders in code behavior inspection and performance monitoring.
A battle between programmers
In addition, a match will be very competitive as two players will try to catch a single entity — Mr. Ryo. Therefore, the person controlling a more efficient AI implemented robot may have the upper hand and be more likely to win the game.
Automation with robots scaling
Furthermore, Codyfight allows players to own not only one but a countless number of robots! Programmers can thus scale their robot armies and command them to participate in multiple matches simultaneously while quickly earning tokens.
Sell bots for extra profit
Finally, experienced coders can sell their bots as NFT items to other noncoders. As a result, everyone in the game, from beginners to programmers, can significantly benefit from trading NFTs.
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We firmly believe that creating a game that everyone can play is vital to the community. Everyone should be able to learn, play and attain a fair chance to earn real money from selling their intellectual properties. We aim to make programming as approachable as possible and not as intimidating as one may think. And we are trying to achieve that dream with Codyfight. Fight for us, for the humans!
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