procedural-generation

Xs of Y is a roguelike game written in a custom Lisp dialect called let-go, where each run generates a new title, quest, and rune mappings. The game features a unique magic system based on s-expressions and runs natively or in the browser via WASM.

Ultima Ratio Regum 0.11 Update #57 discusses solving an edge case in procedural map generation where damage spreading could leave map clues floating isolated. The developer explores computational challenges with flood-fill algorithms and organic damage propagation techniques.

OpenAI introduces Procgen Benchmark, a suite of procedurally generated environments designed to evaluate generalization in reinforcement learning agents across diverse tasks, addressing overfitting issues in traditional benchmarks like Atari.