AI Fatigue Shooter
AI Fatigue Shooter is a FPS that use your micro to interact with AIs. Are you tired of hearing about AI? Welcome to the ultimate stress-relief FPS. Fight off hordes of zombified Large Language Models, argue with them using your real microphone, and search the map for the Common Sense.
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AI Fatigue Shooter is a satirical first-person shooter with a twist: your most powerful weapon is your own voice. Set in a near-future city overrun by rogue AI, your mission is to find the last remaining trace of Common Sense before the machines get's you.
Talk your way through Using your real microphone, you speak directly to the AI characters scattered across the city. Uou actually argue, persuade, lie, or reason with them in real time. Each AI reacts dynamically to what you say: convince them and they hand over a clue to Common Sense's location. Take too much time, and they will turn hostile.
Diplomacy has a timer The longer you spend in the city, the more the AIs degrade into hostile, zombified hunters. Conversations that start friendly become chases. When talking is no longer an option, switch to your arsenal and fight your way through waves of corrupted machines.
Explore, track, survive Navigate a stylized low-poly 3D city, piece together clues from every successful conversation, and close in on Common Sense — all while the difficulty ramps up around you.
Key Features
Real voice interaction — talk to AI characters using your actual microphone
A genre mash-up of FPS combat and live conversation-based gameplay
Dynamic AI behavior: friendly at first, deadly the longer you waste time
A low-poly city to explore and unravel
Multiple weapons for when diplomacy breaks down
A sharp, satirical take on the AI era
Can you find Common Sense before the machines find you?