Quantum computing used in 'first commercial game development' — IBM simulator generated maps, characters, and graphics in C.L.A.Y. RPG
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. While AI’s use in video games continues to generate debate, MiTale wants to open another technological door. The studio seeks to launch CLAY – The Last Redemption, a narrative RPG that aspires to be the first commercial game created with quantum computing support. The idea is that this project will work as a first step to bringing quantum hardware to videogame development.…
Quantum computing used in 'first commercial game development' — IBM simulator generated maps, characters, and graphics in C.L.A.Y. RPG
Game studio MiTale Ltd. is at Gamescom promoting a narrative-driven post-apocalyptic RPG dubbed C.L.A.Y. - The Last Redemption. You may well have heard the same or very similar descriptions of a new game before, but C.L.A.Y. stands out for its use of quantum computing techniques in the creation of game assets as well as for game narrative and procedural systems. MiTale worked with experts from IBM Quantum Computing and claims this is the “first …
Quantum computing is traditionally perceived as a tool for fundamental science, but now, for the first time, it has found application in commercial video game development. MiTale studio pioneered this approach with its project C.L.A.Y. — The Last Redemption. During the presentation, the creators revealed details of their partnership with IBM's Quantum Computing division. Advanced technologies were used for procedural generation, the creation of …
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