Unprompted

Unprompted is a great way to get an understanding of generative AI without having to go the painstaking work of sifting through hundreds of not so great images generated, and just get the good generations served up and interact with them in a fun way. I'm thinking this could be a fun social game for home parties, like pictionary. Definitely will give that a try. Overall the game has an amazing indie feel and the UI is super creative.

To be clear, I am not a gamer. Far from it. I haven't really played computer games since my son was a child and he's now in his mid-thirties. But I am not alone in thinking that this A.I. thing is truly revolutionary so the chance to explore this in a way that promises to be both fun and enlightening grabbed my attention. I was not disappointed. It was fun to try to "reverse engineer" the A.I. image machinery and I loved the fact that as the game unfolds you get the added vantage of A.I. commenting on itself and its creations. Great fun. Highly recommended.

this is a fascinating game sprouted from a simple but unique concept. ive never played any game like this before, and i enjoyed the gameplay thoroughly. also its a plus that some of the prompts are quite funny.

A genuinely fun little puzzle game made using AI art c: Some results are pretty funny, intentionally or not and its a nice window into how AI currently thinks. It's not much of a game to be honest - there is not much story or progression, though you can unlock new effects and see new things with every new session. It's pretty cheap so i'd recommend it - even if you don't like AI art, it's still a fun distraction that will give you some laughs at the thought process of AI.

This is a pretty cool puzzle game with a unique idea. I had no idea AI has come this ability to make such abominations. Key highlights were the terrifying Baby Pope and a pretty spot on Anime Picasso. Had some good laughs, and I can definitely see this being a fun party game. I found some of the puzzles pretty much impossible to guess, but the majority of the ones I did you could reasonably get. There is a hint system and the ability to skip ones that stump you, so when I come across one that I can't even begin to figure out sometimes a single hint is enough to get me rolling. The game has a kind of quirkiness to it that I found pretty charming and I really look forward to seeing what the developer comes up with next! This is definitely worth the asking price.

[table] [tr] [th] Follow my curator page for HONEST reviews [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33054302-Rhunen-Reviews/] Rhunen Reviews, short and sweet reviews from your friendly plaguedoctor[/url] [/td] [/tr] [/table] [b]the good[/b] - the talking painting from the tutorial is interesting - has achievements (they currently don't work for your profile as its a new game) - some images like tiny hippo in my hand can be cute and look pretty silly! - some ai generated 'stories' about some things like angler fish cat, are an ok detail. - will be more fun with some updates and very needed bugfixing [b]the bad[/b] - some images can trigger trypophobia - some images might look a bit gory - very specific people are used in prompts that if you aren't from the UK you wont have a clue who they are - the gift shop keeps all items in the middle, making them cover and block each other. [b]my experience[/b] it guess is an OK 'guess the prompt' thing. prompt guessing/correcting by the game can either land you in the correct guess, or make you guess several times, like 'lifting' wont be detected if its 'deadlifting' but 'dead' will be detected as 'decomposing' i think it could be fun if this had a multiplayer option. it might be a bit of entertainment if you are hanging out with people and want to play something for a couple of minutes. there are better party games however out there in steam available for you to get right now. this /could/ be good, it needs a bunch more of work. [b]Score[/b] 4/10 i highly recommend that if you wanna get it, you wait for a good discount. [table] [tr] [th] Follow my curator page for HONEST reviews [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33054302-Rhunen-Reviews/] Rhunen Reviews, short and sweet reviews from your friendly plaguedoctor[/url] [/td] [/tr] [/table] regional price thoughts: [spoiler] no les recomiendo gastarse $700 pesos en esto. a menos que pongan cartas y las cartas cubran el precio del juego, gastenlo en algo mejor [/spoiler] disclaimer: [spoiler] i was given a copy to review and i am being unbiased, even if i do not support in any way AI image prompting [/spoiler] For the dev response: the moment i played it the problem was that some of the menu selections did simply not work, the store section was the most broken one, with all items spawning in the very middle and overlapping, making it impossible to browse or buy/equip the items. keep in mind i am saying this out of memory as i have not tried any recently updated version of the game. i am aware that the images do not contain real gore. but they did LOOK a bit gory, with too many red like areas in possibly deformed human bodies. so they did seem a bit gory and perhaps triggering at the moment. perhaps a small possible content warning for the curiousities section would have been ideal. but i dont now if the images have been fixed now, so i cannot really tell you if this is accurate anymore.

It's interesting to see video games utilize AI generated content. I don't usually play puzzle games but this has been quite fun.

Quite Fun

my girlfriend and i had much fun playing it together, some of the prompts can be difficult which we liked. also liked the retro looking visuals

Great concept of what if AI could curate a gallery of its own images. What kind of weird stuff would they create?! Get this game because its cool, nerds.