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Big Walk developer House House reveal genAI use in final stretch of development, only revealing it now as “it has become a matter of public interest”

Rock Paper Shotgun Nov 10, 2026, 1:19 PM (32 minutes ago)

Friendslop du jour Big Walk is the latest in an unfortunately long series of games that have been confirmed to use generative AI in their production, developers House House clarifying their use of it in a statement to Aftermath (thanks!).

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