The Candybox Blog
I make art that some people call games.
- By Nathalie Lawhead
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Most recent posts
In light of all the promise that AI will "revolutionize" gaming, this post is about how AI has already affected the home of experimental games: Itch.io.
Despite how misunderstood the internet was, there was this immense possibility space for us artists to shape what it meant to create there. Anything was possible. It could become anything!
There is a positive feedback loop that happens when you make a tool for people, how people that use it inform what you build, and in turn what you build informs their creative decisions. We …