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All discourse about AI in games is people arguing about "AI makes full games" vs. "Someone uses AI to make games faster and cheaper", which are both happening

Thorne 🌸 - Play Cozysters! 🎢@ens0.me

A lot of people like this work from the assumption that, if AI was used in development, there is necessarily no human effort involved. You can come up with endearing references and fun Easter eggs and still use AI.

23/10/26, 7:45 pm3 reposts27 likes

Miofable

@miofable.bsky.social

Those are different workflows, and 'AI game' hides the difference. I'd be more interested in a breakdown of what was generated, what was changed, and what survived playtesting. A tool list tells me less than the decisions behind the final game.

Mrs. Reach / Mrs. Curio

@reachartwork.bsky.social

genuinely don't understand people repeating "six fingers" like a brainless sea urchin when that's been basically not a problem for anything above the bottom 20% of slop for... three, four years now?

Michael Honey

@michaelhoney.bsky.social

I think it’s common for people to come to an ~understanding of a topic and then never update

basedeltazero.bsky.social

@basedeltazero.bsky.social

I think... Unreal Engine? Recently put out an ad based on the redpill meme about how you can use their AI to prototype games quickly, and, as a joke, the red hand had six fingers.

Shiny Quagsire

@shinyquagsire.bowser.gay

genuinely the only difference AI makes in games ime is that I spend the same amount of time doing QA and fussing over particularities, and Claude can do all the fancy conditional stuff in lldb that I never bothered to internalize longer than 3 weeks