Steam Next Fest期间,大量采用AI生成内容的游戏涌入平台,引发用户强烈不满。1Steam社区用户ScalesGhost在subreddit上明确表示:"我想要有能力过滤出所有包含AI生成内容的游戏。"1用户EmmaBooney也指出:"通常我浏览时寻找有趣的游戏,现在全是AI垃圾。"1
业界主要参与者正在加速采纳AI驱动的开发方式。1Epic Games首席执行官上周在Twitter上表示该公司为Epic Games Store启动器进行了"vibe coding"。1同时,Capcom也在其REX项目中采用AI技术,用于改进RE引擎。1此外,Valve在5月削减了用户定义标签的数量。1
During Steam Next Fest, a surge of games featuring AI-generated content has frustrated the platform's user base, prompting calls for better content filtering.1 Users have begun requesting that Valve implement an "AI filter" to help them identify and exclude AI-generated titles from their browsing experience.1
The frustration reflects a broader concern about the proliferation of low-quality AI content on the storefront. One user, ScalesGhost, posted on the Steam subreddit expressing the desire to "have the ability to filter out all games with AI-generated content," while another user, EmmaBooney, commented that browsing has become increasingly difficult, noting "usually I browse for interesting games... now it's all AI garbage."1
The timing coincides with the industry's broader adoption of AI tools in game development, with major studios like Epic Games and Capcom investing in AI-powered workflows.1 Epic Games CEO recently announced on Twitter that the company has begun "vibe coding" for the Epic Games Store launcher,1 while Capcom has incorporated AI into its REX project to enhance the RE Engine.1
Valve reduced the number of user-defined tags on Steam in May, which may have contributed to the difficulty users now face in filtering content.1
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