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The thread discusses the release of a demo for an indie game titled 'Captain Moviestar 3D' developed over four years. The developer highlights its AI-free content, hand-drawn textures, voice actors, and unique game design features. The post…
Epic Games has delayed a game project and is shifting to an 'AI first' development model, requiring developers to use AI instead of hand-written code. This shift has sparked discussion about the implications of AI in game development and it…
The thread discusses the development of 'Deep Scan 64' for the Commodore 64, highlighting its long development period and eventual success. It emphasizes the journey of a project that started many years ago and evolved into something larger…
The thread discusses Unity's development of AI tools for game creation, specifically Unity Spark, and how it builds on previous AI initiatives in game development. This highlights the growing role of AI in the gaming industry and its potent…
The thread discusses the launch of Google Playground, a browser-based platform that allows users to create games using natural language instead of code. It highlights the democratization of game development and raises questions about whethe…
The thread consists of users sharing a link to an oral history of the video game Vib-Ribbon. It serves as a documentation of the game's development and history.
The thread discusses criticism of an ECS implementation that uses a global entity ID counter under a lock, which is seen as inefficient and problematic for multithreaded environments. The author expresses frustration with the approach and q…
The thread promotes a game jam event focused on blind accessibility gaming projects, encouraging collaboration and development. It highlights the importance of accessibility in the gaming industry and invites participation from developers.
The thread discusses the release of NBSDGames 6 ahead of GTA 6, highlighting a notable achievement in game development and distribution. It references GitHub and Hacker News, indicating community interest and recognition.
The thread discusses the misconception that the introduction of a new compression algorithm by Iwata in Pokémon Gold and Silver allowed the inclusion of content from earlier games like Blue and Red. It highlights a detailed analysis by a Re…