DeepEpoch is a no-code app that learns to play 2D games by watching you play
Darlanio · reddit · 2026-07-21
A developer launched DeepEpoch, a no-code desktop app that learns to play any 2D game by watching you play.
- The app records screen video and keyboard inputs together.
- It trains a model with behavior cloning to imitate your play style.
- When it makes mistakes, you can take over briefly; those corrections are recorded and used for further learning.
- It can train locally if you have a GPU, or in the cloud.
- The app has now been put on the Microsoft Store.
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