Good to see Birdgame Studios are saying no to AI in their beloved Bird Game series
RedWizard [he/him, comrade/them] - 1w
AI Generated Content Disclosure
The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:
With Bird Game 3 being our most ambitious Bird Game yet, we’ve assembled the largest team of artists ever for the franchise and to help meet the project's unique scope, they use AI tools for iterations, prototyping, and exploration. Every element players will experience in the final game reflects the team’s craft, artistry, and creative vision.
So actually, yes, some AI? Bold to say no AI but then say actually we use AI tools for "iterations, prototyping, and exploration".
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purpleworm [none/use name] - 1w
Without the last sentence it sounds like AI is just used over the course of production and not in the final product. With the last sentence, it sounds like it's 60% AI.
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LeninWeave [none/use name, any] - 1w
Exactly lmao, the disclosure is so carefully crafted not to say that there's no AI in the final product that you have to assume it's mostly AI slop.
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7bicycles [he/him] - 1w
Even if there was no AI this is nigh guaranteed to be the previous enshittification thing as per videogames: the asset flip meme game
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tombruzzo [none/use name] - 1w
I can't believe we've been lied to by Bird Game Studio
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Dort_Owl [they/them, any] - 1w
Why did no one tell me this existed lmao.
I don't know anything about this, but hummingbirdmain67 cracked me up for some reason
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la_tasalana_intissari_mata [comrade/them] - 1w
I know it because of a video of a guy beating an eagle main with a pigeon and looting his eggs
Motion blur* or a similar effect would probably make their hummingbirds look a lot less like flailing animatronics. Maybe tweaking the rate of wing flaps to line up more regularly with the framerate would also work.
*very light, since obviously it's continuously right in front of the camera and could get annoying. A smear (in the sense of showing several "afterimage" wings) might work better
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Awoo [she/her] - 1w
I'll get it if I can be an annoying fucking goose.
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corvidenjoyer [she/her] - 1w
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HexReplyBot [none/use name] - 1w
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
tombruzzo in games
Bird Game 3 | Official Trailer by Birdgame Studios (No AI)
https://youtu.be/xOfcB-37VRwGood to see Birdgame Studios are saying no to AI in their beloved Bird Game series
So actually, yes, some AI? Bold to say no AI but then say actually we use AI tools for "iterations, prototyping, and exploration".
Without the last sentence it sounds like AI is just used over the course of production and not in the final product. With the last sentence, it sounds like it's 60% AI.
Exactly lmao, the disclosure is so carefully crafted not to say that there's no AI in the final product that you have to assume it's mostly AI slop.
Even if there was no AI this is nigh guaranteed to be the previous enshittification thing as per videogames: the asset flip meme game
I can't believe we've been lied to by Bird Game Studio
Why did no one tell me this existed lmao.
I don't know anything about this, but hummingbirdmain67 cracked me up for some reason
I know it because of a video of a guy beating an eagle main with a pigeon and looting his eggs
I have to see this lmao
Fuck yeah pigeons
https://youtube.com/shorts/OevCwgXH9EQ
Hehehe ty
Aww man is it AI?
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
There's games for birds!?
Motion blur* or a similar effect would probably make their hummingbirds look a lot less like flailing animatronics. Maybe tweaking the rate of wing flaps to line up more regularly with the framerate would also work.
*very light, since obviously it's continuously right in front of the camera and could get annoying. A smear (in the sense of showing several "afterimage" wings) might work better
I'll get it if I can be an annoying fucking goose.

I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: