Sir, You Are Being Hunted – Generative English Landscape and Tea-Drinking Robots

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Latest game in development from Big Robot is this english landscape inspired robot featured - Sir, You Are Being Hunted - game. It's creator Jim Rossignol describes it as a "a mixture of rich seam of tweed-loving British science fiction to conjure a sinister reality where artificial gentlemen hunt humans for sport". 

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