In a tumultuous twist at The Game Awards, the developers behind the hotly-anticipated game “Catly”, SuperAuthenti Co., have set the record straight. Despite swirling rumors, Moyens I/O can now confirm that “Catly” does not rely on generative AI or blockchain technology, putting an end to the speculations that have gripped gaming enthusiasts.
“Catly” has been the talk of the town since its teaser trailer debut at this year’s Game Awards. The trailer, boasting photorealistic graphics, sparked a frenzy on social media, with many questioning the use of generative AI. When Moyens I/O reached out to SuperAuthenti for clarity on the matter, the initial response hinted at a veil of secrecy until 2025.
Amidst the fervor of speculation, a spokesperson for SuperAuthenti Co. has now affirmed that generative AI played no role in the creation of the game or its trailer. Moyens I/O had the opportunity to view a progress video uncovering the techniques utilized, revealing intricate 3D models at the core. This revelation aligns with the statements given to both IGN and Game Developer earlier today.
Furthermore, the spokesperson dispelled notions of blockchain integration or NFTs within “Catly”, addressing concerns stemming from co-founder Kevin Yeung’s association with TenthPlanet. The studio’s commitment to transparency is commendable, yet lingering uncertainties persist regarding AI’s involvement beyond the trailer production and the game’s touted technological innovations.
Questions loom over the enigmatic nature of “Catly”, including the mechanism driving its player-centric uniqueness and its ambitious compatibility with Apple Watch. The puzzle deepens as details remain shrouded until the game’s slated release in 2025, leaving enthusiasts thirsting for more insight into this captivating project.
As the curtain lifts on this unfolding saga, the identity of SuperAuthenti’s stakeholders beyond Yeung remains an unanswered enigma. With inquiries into the possible involvement of TenthPlanet’s William Wei Chen met with silence, the studio’s connections to past ventures remain a tantalizing mystery.
“Catly” stands poised to captivate audiences upon its release in 2025, promising an immersive experience on PC, Apple Watch, and Nintendo Switch. The journey ahead is cloaked in uncertainty, keeping enthusiasts on the edge of their seats in anticipation of what surprises “Catly” has in store.
