Capcom wants AI in RE Engine, but not AI-made assets
Capcom is preparing RE Engine for AI-assisted development while promising that generated assets will stay out of its games. REX makes the first half clearer, but the boundary still needs work.
Capcom is preparing RE Engine for AI-assisted development while promising that generated assets will stay out of its games. REX makes the first half clearer, but the boundary still needs work.
So Borderlands 4 "went gold." Big whoop. In 2025, that doesn't mean the game is finished. It's mostly a marketing beat that kicks off the race to finish a massive day-one patch. We break down the modern, messy reality of what "going gold" actually means for gamers.
The Subnautica 2 development has been plunged into chaos by a massive lawsuit between its creators, Unknown Worlds, and parent company Krafton. At the heart of the dispute are allegations of corporate sabotage over a $250 million bonus, a conflict that could reshape developer-publisher relationships
The integration of AI in gaming promises a revolution in development efficiency and gameplay immersion, but it comes at a cost. This article explores the dual nature of AI, weighing its potential for innovation against the significant risks of job displacement for artists and developers...
okay, so, Manor Lords has been giving us the silent treatment for a minute now, right? like, everyone was wondering if the dev just, like, vanished into the ether. but apparently, they weren't just AFK; they were busy overhauling the entire game. not me actually being impressed (ish).