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Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii releases game he says he made with AI in about 30 minutes
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has demonstrated a new text-based police interrogation game he created using AI in approximately 30 minutes. Horii stated that AI tools now enable individuals without drawing or programming skills to develop functional games, contrasting it with his solo development of The Portopia Serial Murder Case in 1983. He has previously incorporated AI into Dragon Quest X and is involved with future Dragon Quest titles.
Dragon Quest Creator Lauds AI After Prompting New Game In 30 Minutes
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has lauded the advancements in AI, demonstrating a prototype game he created in under 30 minutes using AI prompting. Horii, who has long supported AI in game development, contrasted this with the extensive solo effort required for his early work on 'The Portopia Serial Murder Case'. Square Enix is also exploring AI integration, with an AI chatbot planned for Dragon Quest X.
Dragon Quest co-creator Yuji Horii releases new AI-generated game, and he says it took 30 minutes to make
Dragon Quest co-creator Yuji Horii has released a new text-based interrogation game that he claims took only 30 minutes to create using generative AI. Horii, who developed the 1983 game The Portopia Serial Murder Case largely by himself, expressed astonishment at AI's capabilities. This follows his previous use of AI in Dragon Quest 10 and his consideration of AI for future projects, amidst ongoing industry controversy surrounding AI in game development.
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii continues his love affair with AI slop as he releases a new game he generated in 30…
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has released a new game, 'Interrogation Room Komiya,' which he claims took only 30 minutes to create using generative AI. Horii expresses strong enthusiasm for AI in game development, contrasting with critical views from figures like Hideo Kojima. This development raises questions about the future of AI in major titles like Dragon Quest 12.
After 43 years, Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii is making a surprise sequel to his NES murder mystery game
A sequel to Yuji Horii's 1983 murder mystery game, The Portopia Serial Murder Case, has been announced with Horii supervising as executive director. The text-based detective game, set in 1980s Kobe, will feature new characters and a new string of murders. It is slated for a 2027 release on Nintendo Switch and PC, though English language support is not yet confirmed.
