After months of work, I’m excited to share The Last Reel, my horror game set in Japan and inspired by the black-and-white rubber-hose cartoons of the 1930s. Behind the playful animation are unsettling places to explore, puzzles to unravel, monsters to escape, and chases that won’t give you much time to think. Seeing it all come together in this trailer means a lot. I’d love to hear what you think. 🖤 Horror fans and content creators: interested in playing early? DM me about early access. 🎮 Wishlist The Last Reel on Steam! (link in comment below)

I Used Opus 5.5 to recreate the Harpooning Dom's Car Scene From The Fate Of The Furious 2017 in my GTA2-style game Chase Fever coming soon to Steam.

If someone want to start deving on UE with Ai, this guy makes dope tutorials.

This looks really cool. Danny killing it as always!

Tim Sweeney gets it. AI won't replace creativity. It will remove barriers that have kept countless talented people from turning their ideas into actual games. Not everyone has the budget to hire a studio or spend years mastering every aspect of game development. AI gives more people a chance to create, but it doesn't guarantee they'll make something good. That still takes vision, creativity, and effort. The next gaming masterpiece might come from someone who could never have made a game without AI. That's the golden age Tim is talking about, and I'm all for it.

I asked AI to add nightlife girls to my game like in GTA... It did this 😂

Unreal Engine is what got me into game deving years ago. It opened the door to a world I always dreamed of being part of since I was a kid. Without people like @TimSweeneyEpic making tools like this freely accessible, many devs like me might never have taken that first step. Let's not forget Unity's pricing controversy a few years ago, which left devs questioning their trust in the company and considering alternatives like Unreal. Tim has helped build something that allows countless people to turn their ideas into actual games. That's why you should respect his vision, even if you don't agree with him on everything. I understand that some artists fear what AI could mean for their livelihoods but disagreeing with his views on AI doesn't erase what he has built or contributed to game development. You can challenge his opinion without pretending the man knows nothing about creating.

Anti-AI artists have lost their common sense. Hate has blinded them, lol. Bro is comparing one guy to a whole studio with years of development and publisher funding. AI helped me work faster, but I’m still doing this solo, lol. Give me a team of 50 people and a $100K+ budget, then compare my game to theirs. 😂 That said, I’m proud of what I’ve achieved, and I genuinely believe this game is better than 90% of the human-made slop on Steam.

It took me four months to get this game to where it is, even with my years of game development experience. Without AI, I estimate it would’ve cost me over $50K and taken more than three years. That’s exactly why I agree with @TimSweeneyEpic about AI allowing developers to create games faster and at a lower cost. I’ve experienced it firsthand. I’m not making games for money. I have enough, lol. So threats to boycott or review-bomb it when it releases won’t stop me. Plot twist: I might even release it for free and open-source it on GitHub so anyone willing to learn can learn from it. Lmao. Coming here to bully me only proves my point about your behavior. Yes, I used AI, and there’s no shame in that. Why would I use a chisel when a power tool can get the job done faster? It doesn’t take a genius to understand that. If you want to do everything by hand, go ahead. But leave other people alone and let them choose how they create. Your opinion doesn’t give you the right to dictate everyone else’s workflow.

Every anti-AI artist I come across online is angry, swearing, and throwing insults like a badly raised kid. Their parents must be so proud. 😂

The anti-AI crowd talks about protecting artists, then tries to sabotage a creator’s sales for disagreeing with them. That’s bullying dressed up as principle. Hard to believe it’s all about art when the response is to go after someone’s income.

Anti-AI artists in a nutshell. Someone missed nap time. 🍼😂

I’m adding a truck-heist mission to Chase Fever inspired by the final truck chase in The Fast and the Furious. The objective is to stop a transporter and steal the sports cars it carries. I used both Astra and Opus: Astra handled the Blender while Opus handled the coding, VFX, and sound effects.

More devs need to speak up like Micah and stop letting the online “AI slop” mob intimidate them into silence. The more creators stand openly behind their work, the less power these boycott campaigns have. This culture won’t change if everyone stays quiet.

I use AI to make my games, and I’m not afraid to say it. Most developer friends I know use it too, but don’t dare say so publicly because they fear harassment and boycott campaigns from the anti-AI crowd. Their silence doesn’t mean they aren’t using it. It means they’ve seen how you treat people who admit it.

You opened by dismissing other creators as people who don’t make things or understand the craft. Now that the replies target YOUR work, it’s “please be positive and support artists.” 😂 That courtesy would’ve been useful in your first post.

Anti-AI artists have held the gaming industry hostage for years, forcing their woke agenda on players with support from the far left. In my view, games like The Last of Us Part II show exactly the direction I’m talking about. They’ve damaged the industry, and their online “SLOP” cancel culture spreads like cancer. Anyone who disagrees with their views on AI, even Elon Musk and Tim Sweeney, is suddenly “unskilled,” “not an artist,” or someone who “doesn’t understand craftsmanship.” Guess what, now we have AI, we can create what we want without being held hostage by these same people. Boycott whatever you want. Say people using this technology can’t create, aren’t artists, or don’t understand art. Blah, blah, blah. All of it is background noise. We’ll keep building, and time will prove the point.