Computational Demonology0.1

Use mathematical algorithms to summon or expel demon-like creatures from other universes, turning Computational Demonology into a playful experiment with the boundaries between realities. It presents an algorithmic arsenal for confronting Lovecraftian horrors rather than a conventional entertainment game. The central idea treats numbers and numerical processing as methods for interacting with the fundamental fabric of reality, especially the borders separating universes.

Interactive graphics rendered with Android’s Canvas provide the visual means to observe these procedures and their otherworldly results. The project suits curious programmers, Android developers learning the SDK, and users who enjoy speculative mathematics presented as an interactive experience. Its creator built it partly to practice Android development and Canvas-based graphics, while its fictional premise takes only a general inspiration from Charles Stross’s The Laundry Files and uses no material from those books.

Computational Demonology 0.1 is open-source software in the Education category for Android. It runs on Android 4.2 and later and uses a Universal architecture. The project’s source code is publicly available, giving technically inclined users an opportunity to examine how its summoning and expulsion concepts are implemented.