How do you build a game with AI without relying on a single model? This session will explore how we created and launched PENCILS DOWN using multiple competing AI models together, giving each model different roles in the development process and using them to challenge and improve each other’s work.
We’ll walk through the actual AI workflows we used to take PENCILS DOWN from an idea to a finished game, including how we used multiple models throughout development rather than depending on one AI system. We’ll also discuss how to avoid the common trap of endlessly refining AI-generated work and instead make decisions, ship the game, and move forward.
Finally, we’ll look at how the same AI-assisted approach can help turn a game concept into a larger creative property, with opportunities to expand beyond the game itself.
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Isaac Fisher
SpeakerIsaac Fisher is a seasoned game developer, software engineer, and technical artist with over seven years of experience. His work spans major gaming projects and award-winning television, including ELDEN RING: The Convergence, ELDEN RING: Graceborne, Dark Souls: Archthrones, The Amazing World of Gumball, and the Peabody and Emmy Award-winning PBS KIDS series Molly of Denali. He’s also the founder of Hayden-Fisher Technologies and creator of PENCILS DOWN, a psychological horror game recently released on Steam.
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