TiGames, the developer behind the upcoming rabbit-centric action game Zoopunk, has firmly stated that the game is crafted by human hands and not by AI, following rumors that suggest otherwise. These rumors were sparked when Zoopunk was showcased during an Nvidia event about generative AI technology for NPCs. TiGames clarified that while the game employs generative AI, it is solely utilized to assist players in creating user-generated content, such as custom vehicle skins or color designs. The game will see players controlling Rayton the rabbit in a vibrant 3D post-apocalyptic world, building upon the success of the developer’s previous title, FIST: Forged In Shadow Torch. Zoopunk, featuring dual-wielded energy swords and fast-paced motorbike action, aims to deepen the universe established in FIST while fostering community involvement through early development engagement.

Is Zoopunk being developed with AI?

No, Zoopunk is primarily developed by humans, with generative AI serving only as a tool to assist players in crafting user-generated content.

Zoopunk is a follow-up to TiGames' acclaimed Metroidvania title FIST: Forged In Shadow Torch. The game is set to expand the universe established in FIST, depicting an action-packed adventure with the beloved character Rayton. Gamers can expect immersive gameplay as they navigate a sci-fi world filled with unique characters and intense combat scenarios.