Slop Eisley, an AI-built space game, ships three patches in one day with AI poster changelogs
jasonkneen · x · 2026-11-01
jasonkneen announces versions 0.6.62–0.6.64 of Slop Eisley, his AI-built space game, with 0.6.65 due the same evening. Each patch note ships with an AI-generated Star Wars-style poster:
- 0.6.62: capital-ship traffic — distant assault frigates use lower-triangle detail while preserving near model and emissive geometry.
- 0.6.63: asteroid debris no longer disappears when a full asteroid sector can't accept a new fragment.
- 0.6.64: Dowager Queen wreck near/distant views share matching hull textures.
The hourly release cadence plus AI-art changelogs make it a vivid sample of AI-driven game development workflows.
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