Indie Game Big Walk Review-Bombed Over AI Fixing Under 0.1% of Its Code
Polymarket · x · 2026-11-12
The indie game Big Walk is being review-bombed on Steam after its developers admitted using AI to help write less than 0.1% of the game's code — just to fix a performance bug. Screenshots show multiple "Not Recommended" reviews: players say they'd rather have a worse-running game than any gen-AI involvement, with one review reading simply "vibe coded." The episode underscores a zero-tolerance stance toward generative AI in parts of the gaming community, even at trivial usage levels.
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