Typhon: Bot vs Bot

Write Python code to control your mechs in tactical combat. Choose their equipment, program their behavior, and watch your strategy play out on the battlefield.

Typhon: Bot vs Bot combines programming with modular mech customization. Your loadout determines what your mechs can do. Your code determines how they act. Observe the results, revise your approach, and put your changes to the test.

Your missions unfold on AEGIS IVb, a distant alien world scattered with ancient ruins, dangerous anomalies, and abandoned outposts.

Thermal zones and varied terrain challenge your mech designs and combat logic. Choose equipment suited to the environment and adapt your Python code to the threats your mechs face.

In Typhon, you write Python code to control your mechs. Programming is part of how you play: the behavior you write shapes how your machines operate in combat.

Develop your combat logic, watch how it performs, and identify what needs to change. A strategy that looks promising in your code may behave differently on the battlefield. Revise your script and test it again to see whether your changes improve the outcome.

The challenge is to make your equipment and programmed behavior work together. A powerful mech still needs effective instructions.

Customize your mechs with components that shape their combat capabilities:

Weapons: Choose equipment for ranged attacks or close-quarters encounters.

Mobility systems: Equip your mechs to navigate terrain and reposition.

Sensors: Improve targeting, tracking, or environmental awareness.

Power cores: Support your mech’s endurance, defenses, and advanced systems.

Build your loadout around the strategy you want to program, then refine your code to make use of the equipment you choose.

Join the Typhon community to exchange Python code, discuss combat strategies, and share your mech builds.

Discord: Talk with the developers and fellow players, join community events, and find information about Alpha access.

Facebook: Follow development news, developer blogs, and community highlights.

Reddit: Discuss programming approaches, compare builds, and share what you have learned on the battlefield.

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