THE FUSE

Let It Die: Inferno was a neat surprise when it was revealed back during Sony’s September PlayStation showcase. The original 2016 free-to-play hack-and-slash grind had a cult following thanks to its quirky sensibility and inventive roguelike mechanics. But then Let It Die: Inferno maker Supertrick Games revealed the game would be using generative AI. Seemingly a lot of it. The studio has now defended that move, though the rest of the game, including its microtransactions and PVP focus, haven’t been doing it any favors either.