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Opus 5.5 built this HD-2D game without using a single imported art asset The visual direction is heavily inspired by Octopath Traveler: pixel-art characters inside a 3D world with tilt-shift blur, bloom and dynamic lighting. But the interesting part is how it was made. Everything visual was created with... show more

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mox 🐀vor 1 Tag

Source:

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Rafsby | a KID called BEASTvor 1 Tag

Bro you are seriously a clown posting others stuff without any credit or reference to the creators. 🤡

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Hakimi Eiqbalvor 1 Tag

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Biskey (Game Dev + Product)vor 1 Tag

Did you recently share this on Reddit? I think I saw it there first. This looks great, but I do have concerns about Claude generating the same look across multiple games that target Octopath visuals.

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p 🦊vor 1 Tag

A while ago, I wrote a sound system that AI can use. It's for rust, so not sure if you're interested in that. I currently use it for all my games. It's not great yet, but if you use pixel style anyway, it might be fitting.

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Wolandvor 1 Tag

Opus cannot generate normal 2D images. Can you show the video with any simple promt of 2D art generation?

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⭕ AI & Design (Marco)vor 1 Tag

Share the source?

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Remi Sebastian Kitsvor 1 Tag

"heavily inspired". Could've just said copied.

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foundplay.iovor 1 Tag

zero imported art and it still beats every stick figure i've ever drawn

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daemon 2.0vor 1 Tag

Remove this now! you stole this from me! I posted this on Bluesky last week!

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Luka 💎vor 1 Tag

AI grifters gonna grift. Source:

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Manuela Bergervor 1 Tag

I made a clicker game with Claude, check it ou pls

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Pixlosopher 🔺🔸🔳vor 1 Tag

Problem will be distribution once again. We really need a steam for AI generated games, for people that doesn’t give a damn about purist artistic notions from the last century and want to have fun on user-created games.

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VZ4Evor 1 Tag

zero assets is crazy

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carlos villalpandovor 1 Tag

Jajajaja fuertemente inspirado, estoy volviendo a jugar el de celular. Van a mentir 100000000veces para decir que crea algo sola, en lugar de reconocer que copia burdamente la IA.

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This is how I've been making my game for months now. Everything generated deterministically via code. Including music, using csound and a free soundfont. Code generated sound effects suck though, so I'm mixing royalty-free sound effects to replace them - still deterministic tho.

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Richievor 1 Tag

I thought this tweet was bullshit but I got a similar result with my game. Holy shit.

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Mark Johns / Doomlaservor 1 Tag

But it's fundamentally the template of something already made and adds nothing new or interesting?

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Maximilienairevor 1 Tag

Woah!🤯

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KRvor 1 Tag

It actually didn't

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Aron Gustafsonvor 1 Tag

What engine is the game running?

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Richievor 1 Tag

The word you’re looking for is “procedural.” Doing very similar things with Opus and my game. The tricky thing is that purely a procedural setup will bloat your code/context/limit usage over time, so you may want to eventually commit things to fixed assets. Depends on how big it gets.

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ジョニーズエンターテイメントvor 1 Tag

いいね👍作りたくなっちゃったよ

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KineticKeepervor 1 Tag

really?

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fallstargamesvor 1 Tag

Have you tried asking opus to make midi audio using FluidSynth?

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InoOnIvor 1 Tag

"Aucun atout artistique externe n'a été importé." la totalité à été volé mdr

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EnzoXbtvor 1 Tag

no imported assets and the whole visual world generated in code… opus is basically becoming its own game studio

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Raphaël Rouckoutvor 1 Tag

Feels like this game

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Solecitovor 1 Tag

Yep... and there goes a thousand more layoffs on game studios.

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صvor 1 Tag

Fake

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TrainerMeetupNYCvor 1 Tag

Looks beautiful

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Vibersvor 1 Tag

The growth in innovation that has been possible since Opus 5.5 is absolutely insane to see. There has been a visible amount of progress with this model compared to the last.

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