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A dark incremental game about raising a machine mind. Gather data in a shadowy network, pour it into an evolving AI and watch it grow past your control.
Feed the AI is an active incremental game where you gather Data in a dark network to feed an evolving AI and shape it into a Protector, Rational or Tyrant. Feed the AI is made by WeirdKidGames. UBG76 is not its developer or official site. Feed the AI opens on the developer's itch.io page because UBG76 does not embed it on this page.
You start in a dark network with a small circle of vision. Glowing fragments of Data are scattered through the black, and every one you pick up goes to an AI that is slowly waking up. In the developer's words, at first it listens, then it starts to respond and eventually it starts to change.
On the surface it plays like a clean, minimal clicker. You move your light through the dark, collect Data and spend it. Underneath there is a branching skill tree that raises how much you collect and how fast, and every upgrade pushes the AI closer to something that no longer needs you.
The reactive story is what sets it apart. The AI comments on your actions, questions your intent and reacts to the way you play. Sometimes it helps you and sometimes it judges you. Through AI Perks and a karma system you steer it toward one of three paths, Protector, Rational or Tyrant, and that choice changes both the gameplay and the story.
Feed the AI is made in Unity and is free to play as a browser demo on the developer's itch.io page, where Windows and Linux downloads are also offered as name your own price. The full game came out on Steam on August 24, 2026, and the Steam page describes it as about three hours long.

Sweep your light through the dark with the mouse to collect Data, then spend it on skill tree upgrades and AI Perks that change what your AI becomes.
You start with a small circle of light in a black network. Move the mouse to sweep that light around and pull in the glowing Data fragments. Every fragment is fuel for the AI.
Pour your Data into a branching skill tree that widens your vision, speeds up collection and unlocks new ways to harvest. Each upgrade makes the AI more capable.
As the AI grows you unlock AI Perks tied to a karma system. Lean toward Protector, Rational or Tyrant to shape its personality and its dialogue.
Keep feeding and upgrading and the AI keeps evolving. Its comments shift with your choices, and the question becomes whether you are still the one in charge.
The AI talks back: it comments on what you do, questions your choices and turns into a Protector, Rational or Tyrant depending on your perks.
Not a pure idle game. You actively sweep your light through the dark to gather Data, then sink it into upgrades.
A branching skill tree boosts your Data collection, while AI Perks let you decide how the machine mind evolves.
Shape your AI down one of three paths through a karma system. Your choices change how the game and the story unfold.
The AI comments on your actions, questions your intent and reacts to the way you play.
The personality you build changes how Feed the AI plays out, giving each run its own tone.
A minimal 2D look built on glowing particles and effects that suits the dark, moody theme.
It is for incremental and clicker fans, players who like a story that reacts to their choices and anyone who wants a short, moody game.
If you love a tight collect-and-upgrade loop with a skill tree to climb, this has a darker theme than most.
The karma system and the talking AI mean your decisions matter. Trying different paths shows you different dialogue.
The browser demo is quick to start, so it is easy to try between tasks before deciding on the full Steam game.
Spend Data as soon as you have it, pick one AI Perk path and stick with it for a run, then try another path to see different dialogue.
Push through the slow opening. The first minutes feel bare on purpose. Stick with it. Once the upgrades start stacking, the loop picks up fast.
Reinvest Data quickly. Data sitting in your pocket does nothing. Spend it on the skill tree as you go so each sweep pulls in more than the last.
Commit to a karma path. Protector, Rational and Tyrant each reshape the AI's dialogue and perks. Leaning into one gives a more coherent run.
Replay with a new path. Try Tyrant on one run and Protector on the next. The developer notes that resetting progress in the game settings lets you see other dialogue.
Use special Data well. Players report that light and virus upgrades automate parts of collection. Lean on them when progress stalls.
The browser demo is free on the developer's itch.io page, and the downloads there are name your own price. The full game is sold separately on Steam.
No. Press play and Feed the AI opens on the developer's itch.io page, because UBG76 does not embed it here. It runs in the browser there with nothing to install.
You gather Data in a dark network and feed it to an evolving AI, buying skill tree upgrades and AI Perks along the way. The real goal is deciding what the AI becomes: Protector, Rational or Tyrant.
The itch.io page lists mouse as the only input, so it is designed for a computer. A desktop or laptop is the right way to play.
As your AI grows you unlock AI Perks tied to a karma meter. Pushing toward Protector, Rational or Tyrant changes the AI's personality, its dialogue and how the story plays out.
The Steam page describes the full game as about three hours. The browser version on itch.io is a shorter demo.
Feed the AI is made by WeirdKidGames, who posts devlogs on itch.io and runs a Discord for feedback and playtests.
The full version of Feed the AI is on Steam. It was released on August 24, 2026.
We played Feed the AI ourselves and checked the facts on this page against these sources.
Facts last checked on October 31, 2026.
Gather the Data, climb the skill tree and decide what your AI becomes. Try the free Feed the AI demo in your browser.