‘Black Myth: Wukong’ Sequel Will Be Inspired by ‘The Odyssey’
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Black Myth: Wukong developers won't be using generative AI for their new game, but aren't opposed to it
Game Science, the developer of the mega hit Black Myth: Wukong, will not be using generative AI to help with the development of the game's successor Black Myth: Zhong Kui. However, this doesn't mean that Game Science is entirely opposed to the technology and its uses. Instead, as Game Science co-founder and Black Myth series director Yang Qigang said on Weibo, a Chinese social media (via GamerSky), the studio is holding back right now as Genera…
Game Science, the developer of the supersuccess Black Myth: Wukong, does not plan to use generative AI to assist in the development of the game's sequel, Black Myth: Zhong Kui. However, this does not mean that Game Science is completely opposed to technology or its uses. Rather, as Yang Qigang, co-founder of Game Science and director of the Black Myth series, in Weibo, a Chinese social network (via GamerSky), the study is waiting for now as the …
The co-founder of the Chinese studio Game Science speaks about AI for the upcoming game Black Myth Zhong Kui, citing Christopher Nolan's model to justify why he doesn't need it.
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. The use of generation AI grows rapidly within the video game industry, but Game Science does not want to follow that trend with Black Myth: Zhong Kui. Reportedly, the study prefers to move forward without shortcuts in the stages of design and production of assets. The idea is to take the development slow rather than accelerate the process by market pressure. The data is im…
In recent weeks and months we have seen studies from all over the world throw themselves into the arms of generative AI for their upcoming games.The fact is that these tools have much more predicament in Asia than in the West, where they are worse seen.Luckily, not all studies from that part of the world resort to AI.This is the case of Game Science, which already prepares Black Myth: Zhong Kui with a premise: no generative AI and yes look at Th…
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