  Creating visual 3D sensing characters that interact with AI peers and virtual
environments can be a difficult task for those with less experience in using
learning algorithms or creating visual environments to execute an agent-based
simulation. In this paper, the use of game engines as a tool to create and
execute graphic simulations with 3D sensing characters is being explored with
plugins such as ML-Agents for the Unity3D game engine. This allows the
simulation of agents using off-the-shelf algorithms and using the game engine's
motor for the visualizations of these agents. We explore the use of these tools
to create visual bots for games, and teach them how to play the game until they
reach a level where they can serve as adversaries for real-life players in
interactive games.
