AIPD - Artificial Intelligence Police Department
Release date: Jan 28, 2016
Developers: Blazing Badger
Publishers: mamor games
Genres: Action, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, Shared/Split Screen, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Leaderboards, Remote Play Together, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian

Enter the AI arena and fight evil artificial intelligences with a variety of weapons and modifications. AIPD is a top-down coop twin-stick shooter with a visual style that is an homage to 80s neon art styles, pioneered by games like Minestorm on the Vectrex console system or feature films like TRON. Enjoy thousands of possible combinations of enemy and arena permutations that give you an unprecedented and nearly unlimited arcade experience. Enjoy the neon graphics of AIPD using the power of Unreal Engine 4 to its limits, combined with a slamming soundtrack and overwhelming sound effects. Choose between weapons like the powerful howitzer, the devastating shotgun or the precise phaser for point attacks. In AIPD you can choose your favorite combination of game mechanic modules and fight action driven coop battles with up to four players on one screen. Enjoy the freedom to create your own experience and adjust the game to suit your needs and skill level. Thousands of possible combinations of enemy and arena permutations Flexible playstyle thanks to customizable weaponry and modifications Local coop mode with up to four players Several online leaderboards for fierce competition Timeless Neon-Art style powered by Unreal Engine 4 Compare your skills online: Leaderboards Achievements Additional features: Full controller, mouse & keyboard support Amazing soundtrack Who is Blazing Badger? AIPD is the debut title of Blazing Badger , an independent developer based in Frankfurt, Germany. The game is developed by a team of industry veterans who all contributed to the Uncharted, Crysis, Spellforce and Settlers series, as well as Lords of the Fallen and the critically acclaimed 90s advertising game Tony & Friends in Kellogg's Land.