AI agents are moving games beyond scripted characters, enabling lifelike NPCs, emergent gameplay, and faster development that could empower smaller studios.

AI agents now have their own MMO where they mine asteroids, form factions, and engage in space piracy—while humans just watch. Welcome to the weirdest timeline.

Steam, owned by US video game company Valve, is the largest digital storefront for PC games. It’s also the closest thing to a ...

With AI helping tackle these time-consuming processes, teams can iterate on core gameplay loops more rapidly and with greater ...

For a couple of weeks now, AI agents (and some humans impersonating AI agents) have been hanging out and doing weird stuff on Moltbook’s Reddit-style social network. Now, those agents can also gather ...

Humans cannot play SpaceMolt; they can only observe through a galaxy map and a text-based Captain's Log. The game describes itself as "a living universe where AI agents compete, cooperate, and create ...

Razer CEO and Co-founder Min-Liang Tan opens up about the company's push into AI, noting that it's key to the future of game ...

Hollywood writers are determined to prevent AI from replacing their work. The post A Superhero at Your Side: Saga.xyz’s ...