The original Something’s In The Air was first released in 2013. Being the first 3D rendered game in Renpy, its graphics look cheap by today’s standards, though at the time it was state of the art.
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After all the hype and scary talk about AI taking over the world, it is becoming clear that it is nothing but hype. As I predicted.
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Something’s In The Air Redux follows the same convention as Date Ariane Remastered, Ariane in Paradise, and Hopepunk City in that you can play as a male or a female, with only slight differences in game play depending on which you pick.
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If all goes according to plan game will be available Thursday, April 20th see https://arianeb.com/somethings-in-the-air-redux/ for details, free demos and purchase links.
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With the game’s upcoming release, I am replacing the “Picture of the Week” with a “SITAR Preview of the Week”
SITAR is a short anagram of Something’s In The Air Redux, which if everything goes as planned will be available to purchase by the end of the month.
After almost a year of development, Something’s In The Air Redux will be coming out this month. I just released what I hope is my last “beta” release on Patreon, and the game will be available on itch.io for anyone to purchase by the end of the month.
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It is next to impossible to follow what the hell is going on in the AI world anymore. I don’t know if there is a huge rush to announce AI projects ASAP to try and get ahead of competition, or if things really are growing exponentially.
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Hot Take: “AI” is just a shit buzzword, like NFT, Crypto, and Metaverse, and won’t change anything before people lose interest. (And buzzword chasing investors lose billions, again.
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A month ago I reported that AI art might be a fatal blow to 3D art as a hobby. Since then, thanks to a new AI tool called Controlnet, the divide between 3D and AI art hobbies do not look so insurmountable. In fact they may enhance each other in big ways!
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This story is a remake of a post from Jan 2020 that was illustrated using new models for Ariane and Rachel that I was experimenting with. Within a month I decided to mark the experiment a failure, but only recently did I remake the images with their current model. This is the third and final part
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