Last week, gamers were quick to call foul on a number of games popping up on the latest iteration of Steam Next Fest for appearing to be "AI slop," and the company behind the PC platform has...
"We are fully aware of the situation."
However, as usual, the company puts the onus to solve it on the developers who are getting screwed
Steam Next Fest is being flooded with thousands of low-effort games, while developers are becoming reluctant to share their work for fear of seeing it quickly cloned.
The worrying trend of games on Steam getting quick clones for the same storefront has been acknowledged by store owner Valve — and the onus placed on developers to prevent it themselves.
Valve's latest Steam Next Fest has been plagued by games using AI, drawing the attention of former developers like Chet Faliszek, who says the storefront is now "overwhelmed by slop" – but what do...
Valve has responded to the worrying trend of games being cloned using generative-AI and sold on Steam, but instead of admonishing those games or promising to do something about them, it appears to...
Developers have complained that Steam Next Fest was full of 'AI slop' games
Amid reports that developers putting their games on Steam have received extortion emails from generative AI users seeking protection payments by threatening to release cloned games, Valve business...
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