Developer creates outdoor treasure hunt game using open-source AI

A developer has created 'Open Treasure Hunt,' a real-world, proximity-based multiplayer game designed for outdoor parks and neighborhoods. The game splits players into two AI-assisted factions: Protectors who hide treasure and Pirates who hunt both treasure and opponents. It uses open-source AI models including TabPFN and Google's Gemma 2 running locally on standard hardware to analyze player movement patterns. The project emphasizes GPS data privacy by processing location data locally rather than through corporate APIs. This submission was created for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge to encourage outdoor activity through technology.