According to Eurogamer, Gunz the Duel, a cult classic 3rd-person action game first released in 2006, is back on Steam. The game was developed by MAIET Entertainment and brought to modern platforms by Masangsoft. Eurogamer reports that the game's return has been met with criticism over technical issues and allegations of AI usage.
Eurogamer states that the game is suffering from significant technical issues, including problems with in-game events and gifts. A user named Fizzion wrote that the gameplay experience is different from the original title, citing issues with slashing and blocking mechanics. Eurogamer also reports that some players are alleging that generative AI has been used throughout the game, despite the lack of a disclosure on the game's Steam page.
Masangsoft is a group of talented individuals. Not only did they manage to ruin a 20 year old game, but they consistently discover new ways to make it worse
Eurogamer notes that another player, EclipseRT, alleged that generative AI has been used in the game, writing about the 'extremely obvious AI use everywhere in this game'. The game's Steam page does not disclose the use of generative AI, according to Eurogamer.
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