I don't mind games that use AI for animations, as long as they aren't too overboard. I think AI actually animates hair pretty well for the most part, much better than some human made animations I've seen throughout the years.
As for games that heavily use AI, in regards to art or writing, I'll give them a try if they are rated highly. But, this is after I vet the reviews themselves as well. There are so many reactionaries skewing scores it's honestly hard at times to see someone actually talk about whether or not the damn game is any good. Unfortunately there are a lot of AI bros trying to tell me every slop title deserves 5 stars and needs to be enshrined in the Smithsonian.
Anyway, I've tried a couple like Serenia, and I really want to know what people actually see with this game. I got to Act 2 and kind of just bailed on it despite it actually opening up. Very typical AI art you can spot from a mile away and so little creativity with the characters. Pig girl literally named Piggy, Rabbit named Bun-bun, Jester called Jester, Deer girl called Fawn, Minotaur named Mino, etc. As well as obvious NTR troupes. So lazy I still remember it weeks after the fact! That's an accomplishment, I guess! The dungeon crawling is at least fine, inoffensive but not quite good either. Please, any fans of this game convince me to give it another chance. I don't understand how this is 5th highest rated title with this tag.
Starmaker Story is probably the only game I have played, heavily using AI I would call a good game, not perfect, but frankly good enough in spite of itself. Even if the H scenes are way too short, I enjoyed the visuals, story, and characters. Minigames are actually kind of fun for once. I would play an expanded version of the D&D game.
And since we are here anyway, please give me some suggestions on other titles to try that heavily use AI. I'm on the fence, and maybe a good game would convince me otherwise from being an outright hater.
zoidberg
