discussion Do you play AI-made games?

[Temp795]

Out of principal almost always no. But if the artist actually goes back and touches up the images maybe. But AI writing is a hard no, lengthy VNs written by humans are bad enough to hold that control button at times, AI writing is somehow so much worse. If I notice AI writing it is an instant delete. Got to work with AI translations though, they beat regular Google Translate.

 

[ObsidianPulse]

I'm not against using it, but I haven't found a decent game made with AI yet.

 

[Yeyehehe]

Generally no simply because of the quality. There is so much slop it's crazy.

 

[kesara]

Extremely rarely. Most of them are so terrible they scarcely count as games. At the moment I only know of two that are worth the hard drive space - Hell-Strain, and Savage Eclipse.
So that's two out of probably hundreds of thousands of low effort dreck that sloughs through the internet like shit through a sluice.

 

[ΔL!¢Σ]

A few months ago, I wouldn't even consider it, but lately AI made CGs have improved a bit, but I'm still on the fence about whether or not to try them. It's more to do with, how they implemented it. If you can see it's lazy mashups of images with no consistency or thought behind it, I'll tell you to go fuck yourself.

 

[LarkFrquaad]

Aside from not liking the aesthetics of most AI art, it just feels less personal and intentional. With regular 3d renders it’s easy to see the personal touch that the devs put in - AI games, whether the dev put in a lot of effort or not - just feel less authentic

 

[Jimbob9000]

Ive played a few that were up front about ai art used as placeholders while they are in development. I can understand not wanting to pay artists for art you know will probably be changed in development.

 

[landas]

AI images kill all the vibe for me. They look so.... wrong? I don't know how to describe it, like the character is well "drawn" but at the same time it doesn't have the same "aura" (for lack of a better word) than human drawings / renders.