Abstract
Developing videogames is a complicated activity that involves a lot of creative domains. Many of these domains we often associate with creativity, like the production of art of music, but writing code is perhaps more often considered functional than creative. In this chapter, we examine how software can be designed to creatively explore and invent new game ideas through automatic inspection, modification and execution of game code. We’ll look at an example system that can explore a game’s codebase to invent new game mechanics, and then show how the system can use those mechanics to design levels and playtest them.
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