Rock Paper Shotgun on MSN
"Low-effort slop": The creators of the Godot engine behind Slay the Spire 2 are cracking down on "vibe-coding" and now require genAI disclosures
The Godot Foundation have announced a crackdown on genAI code, including mandatory disclosures, following a wave of ...
According to Rémi Verschelde, project manager of Godot Engine and co-founder of the platform’s financial backer W4 Games, the never-ending wave of “AI slop” pull requests on Godot’s GitHub is becoming ...
The Godot Foundation has had enough of AI slop PRs. The ban covers code, agents, and AI-generated text in human comms.
Creative Bloq on MSN
Godot's AI ban is a reality check for vibe coders
The free game engine is calling time on AI code.
The open-source game engine Godot has been available to the public since 2014, although for the majority of its existence it has maintained a fairly low profile within the development community. That ...
Game engines are immensely important to the development of a game, acting as frameworks for developers to build on and giving them the necessary tools to do so. With the power of consumer-level game ...
These days, most high-profile games are basically a black box as far as the public is concerned.Slay the Spire 2, however, bucks that trend: and it all comes down to the deck-building game's engine.
Jaime Tugayev is the News Editor at DualShockers, where he covers gaming news, reviews, features, guides, and major industry updates. He has been writing professionally since 2013 and covering games ...
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