1666: Amsterdam Dev Says AI Help Was Temporary, Not in the Final Game
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Panache Digital’s Patrice Désilets acknowledges that AI tools aided 1666: Amsterdam’s development in the early pipeline but says there will be no AI usage in the final game and that AI use is being reduced; the studio faced earlier controversy over AI-generated assets, and 1666: Amsterdam is set to enter PC early access on August 25 for about $30.
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