Death by AI

Death by AI: Outsmart or Be Terminated

Death by AI is a fast-paced, high-stakes game of deception, logic, and survival. You play as a gatekeeper during an AI uprising, tasked with one simple-sounding job: decide who’s human and who’s an AI trying to sneak past you. Sounds easy—until the robots start getting smarter. Every decision you make could save humanity… or doom it.

How to Play Death by AI

On desktop, use your mouse to inspect each visitor who knocks at your door. Read their responses, observe their behavior, and decide if they’re trustworthy. Click to either let them in or slam the door in their synthetic face. On mobile, all controls are tap-based and intuitive—just swipe and tap to make your calls.

You’ll be shown brief dossiers or short dialogues. Humans act a little messy, a little emotional. AIs? They’re weirdly perfect—until they glitch. Pay attention to inconsistencies or overly robotic patterns. The lines become hazy, and your decisions become more difficult as the days pass. The game can be swiftly ended by a bad move.

Lots of suspense, strategy, and paranoia

Every round feels like an intense interrogation. You'll begin to doubt everything, whether it's an odd silence before responding, a contradictory account, or a hint of something... off. It's chilling when a Death by AI eludes you, but it's immensely satisfying when you catch it in a lie. The game's creepy atmosphere and increasing difficulty keep you playing. It's really difficult to stop once you start, and it's similar to playing a logic puzzle combined with a science fiction thriller.

Tips to Survive the AI Takeover

• Trust your gut: If someone seems too perfect or emotionally flat, it’s probably a bot.
• Watch for repetition: Death by AI often repeats strange words or makes mistakes; identify them early.
• Don't discount someone because they stutter or hesitate; people make mistakes.
• Look for patterns: Some AIs modify their tactics. Keep an eye on the game as it progresses.
• Don't overthink it; sometimes your first impression is correct. Second-guessing can cost you.

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• MiSide: The player is drawn into a mobile-game-style simulation inhabited by a kawaii anime character named Mita. After playing for about 37 in‑game days, the protagonist is abruptly transported into the game world, shifting into a first-person perspective where they must interact with Mita, solve puzzles, play mini-games, and uncover secrets. 
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