BODY-CAM

GAME BRIEF

What's the game?

Each warrant is a building to clear with a scripted SWAT squad: a derelict house at 1147 Elm St. with seven armed suspects and one resident unaccounted for, the Sunset Palms Motor Lodge at night with eight suspects and two guests still inside, and Kessler Auto & Salvage, a chop shop in a family garage. The rules of engagement are to neutralize armed suspects and not harm civilians, and there is no ammo counter, so you check your magazine by hand. You see it all through a fisheye body-camera lens with a timestamp and a REC light.

BEFORE YOU PLAY

What to expect

Made on Tesana, an AI game maker whose FAQ says its engine is code-based using LLMs; the creator has not described their own process. Desktop only with keyboard and mouse (Tesana also lists controller support, which we did not test); free to play as a guest, with a sign-up banner for Tesana's game maker across the top of the play page. The first visit downloads about 35 MB and sits on 'preparing shaders' for a while before the menu appears. 2,772 players on Tesana when we listed it. Early comments asked whether there was only one level; the menu now lists three warrants. The HUD copies the readout of a real police camera, the Axon Body 3.

Controls: WASD move, mouse look, left click fire, right click aim, Shift sprint, C crouch, Q/E lean, R reload (hold for a speed reload), T mag check, Y chamber check, B fire selector, V weapon light, F doors, Esc pause.

SOURCE & CREDIT

Meet the maker

The game's AI build is not independently verified. Visit the creator's game page for current details.

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