Danganronpa creator says his newest recreation 'may really change into the final grand, 200-hour recreation story in human historical past written fully with out AI'
Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka reckons his newest recreation is likely to be the final one with a 100% human-created story.
Pay attention, I do know you are in all probability sick of studying about AI by now—I am sick of studying about it, listening to about it, writing about it. Sadly plainly it is very a lot right here to remain, at the least in the meanwhile, as quite a few business figures have change into far much less delicate about benefiting from it.
Many recreation firms and creators have began brazenly speaking about their use of AI.At this charge, Hundred Line may really change into the final grand, 200-hour recreation story in human historical past written fully with out AI. pic.twitter.com/AX9e2S8HauDecember 20, 2025
As somebody who’s a little bit of a self-professed gen AI doomer, even that looks like slightly little bit of an out-there assertion, nevertheless critical Kodaka is definitely being. Greater than that, it alerted me to the truth that The Hundred Line: Final Protection Academy is ridiculously freaking lengthy.
A visible novel with 100 endings, and with what Dominic Tarason describes as a 30-hour prologue (severely, what the hell Kodaka?) units The Hundred Line even past the likes of Persona video games with a hefty triple-digit playtime. It is a recreation so bold it appears to have put Kodaka and studio Too Kyo in a good bit of economic strife: He stated earlier this yr that the developer was “nonetheless on the point of going beneath.” So, uh, once I actually give it some thought, a 200-hour story kinda seems like… a nightmare?
So possibly Kodaka is correct and The Hundred Line is, in actual fact, the final 200-hour recreation story in human historical past crafted with out enter from AI. Hell, it would even be the primary.