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Big Walk used AI to fix a bug. Now the indie gaming world is having a reckoning.

2026-11-11 20:11
Any amount of AI coding is too much for many Indie Game Festival judges.
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Big Walk used AI to fix a bug. Now the indie gaming world is having a reckoning.

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