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what ai tools are you using?

A topic by Focaccai created Mar 03, 2026 Views: 203 Replies: 10
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HostSubmitted

for this jam I am planning a narrative adventure and have been using claude opus 4.6 to iterate on the story, I hope to share it soon. interested to hear about other workflows people used to make their game. 

Submitted

Actually I use claude Sonnet 4.6 but I think opus is much better and google gemini in combination. 

HostSubmitted

i have the same results with sonnet, it seems not quite as good at coding as opus but it is slightly faster and much cheaper so i usually try to use that. sometimes i will switch to opus if it is a more complex task or just ask opus to look over things.

i have not used gemini as much for code but i really like the nano banna image generator they have, i am using that to make our games our cover art.

Are you open to other AI tool? Is there any way to dm you?

Submitted

what AI tools are you meaning? I'm at reddit. 

I mean AI game engine, could you mention your reddit users name so that I can reach to you :))

Submitted

https://www.reddit.com/u/EDORGGAMES/s/6elegd6Ika

I’ve dm you through Ins, please check that :))

Submitted

I used Codex 5.3 for everything except the cover image, which I created with Nano Banana 2.

HostSubmitted

nice! i also am using nano banana 2 for our cover art. i find nano is best at realistic looking art that is less of an ai generated vibe. my tools for in game art is still hooked up to gpt image generation but looking at switching to nano banana for all automated art gen.

Submitted

I like using Flow for Nano Banana generation.
With an Ultra subscription, Nano Banana Pro uses 0 credits on Flow.
As far as I can tell, you can effectively generate unlimited images.
I have ChatGPT Pro, but I think it is lacking in image generation ability compared to Nano Banana.