This would be your average run-of-the-mill jigsaw puzzle game for young children, but it's also an example of why we should never always rely on AI generators to produce content.
Every puzzle in the game uses AI-generated art (possibly using prompts like "a happy car in the style of Pixar"), meaning machine-made errors are apparent in each "artwork" you see.
The base game is $20, with DLC add-ons of $2.49 each containing more AI-generated artwork. Could you imagine some poor parent spending that much for a lazy scam like this?
Every puzzle in the game uses AI-generated art (possibly using prompts like "a happy car in the style of Pixar"), meaning machine-made errors are apparent in each "artwork" you see.
The base game is $20, with DLC add-ons of $2.49 each containing more AI-generated artwork. Could you imagine some poor parent spending that much for a lazy scam like this?