Generative AI Is the Tool of Choice for Japanese Online Game Developers, as a New Survey Claims 100% Are Reportedly Using It

[Peter_Brosdahl]

A new survey has yielded some interesting results showing that online game developers in Japan have no qualms about using generative AI to produce games domestically. A recent survey from the Japan Online Game Association (JOGA), via VGC, shows that 100% of the game companies that participated reported they use generative AI tools. When asked […]

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[DrezKill]

I really like how Valve forces devs to disclose their use of LLMs/"AI". That way we know who to avoid giving money to. I wish all devs across all platforms were forced to do the same.

 

[Grimlakin]

It really depemds on where it is used. Creating the art I am fully against. As a tool to assist in writing dead *** boring code loops that are pure tedium I am not against. Random placement of tree rock and grass assets on a mountain.. sure... humans can tweak that. Creating a mountain range Vista and capturing the awe in seeing it for the first time... no.
Use case is important.

 

[Brian_B]

I find I don't really care what a developer uses to make their game. A good game is a good game, and a bad game... isn't.

I mean, it's not like Humans weren't already churning out slop long before AI came around...

 

[Ditchinit]

Agreed. Shovelware and Crapware have not yet gone the way of the dodo - whether human or AI generated

 

[Skillz]

I find I don't really care what a developer uses to make their game. A good game is a good game, and a bad game... isn't.

I mean, it's not like Humans weren't already churning out slop long before AI came around...

This. Don't care what they use. If the game is good, then its good and I'll play it. If it's not, then I just wont play it.