Gaijin Entertainment, the studio behind games like War Thunder, Modern Warships, Aces of Thunder, and MWT: Tank Battles, has announced EdenSpark, a new open-source platform where, along with an AI assistant, users can create games and make them accessible "to console users hassle-free" and "truly own the code of their creations." The trailer frames EdenSpark as the platform that simplifies the game-making process with "easy 3D modelling," whatever that's supposed to mean, and that, with the help of its simplified toolset and AI assistant, you can "create a game, and play it instantly on consoles." A blog post on Gaijin […]
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