关于此游戏

Lord O' Pirates 是一款动作类 Roguelite 游戏，你将驾驶一艘海盗船穿越充满危险的海域！
掌控强大的舰船，迎战无情的军事舰队、海洋怪兽和那些名字足以让你发疯的超自然恐怖！航行到地球的尽头，甚至星辰大海！

• 打造属于你的冒险方式：近身使用残酷的近战武器，远距离瞄准射击，或者放松身心，让你的手下为你效力。

• 完成任务或发现失落的宝藏，解锁新的船只、船长和升级！

• 航向未知的海域，探索奇异的异世界。

• 猎杀传奇Boss，洗劫他们的诅咒宝藏！

• 组建你自己的诅咒舰队，使用基于手下的技能！

准备好加农炮——宇宙在等待着你！

注意： 本游戏制作过程中未曾掠夺任何村庄。
而且没有什么秘密的海牛关卡，别再写信问我了！！！

AI 生成内容披露

开发者对其游戏如何使用 AI 生成内容的描述如下：

Generative AI was used to generate reference art for our pixel artist for some sprites.

An IDE integrated with a generative code completion plugin was used throughout production of the game.

An LLM was used at times to help brainstorm ideas, learn new concepts, and provide emotional therapy to the developer in times of doubt and overwhelming stress.

Generative AI was used to create part of our steam page logos.

Generative AI was used to generate a select few meme songs in the game, the most prominent being the title screen music. All level soundtracks were otherwise created by a human (shoutout to my lifelong DJ TheMedisin).

I understand that AI is a sensitive topic for many reasons, and using any AI generated music was especially worrisome to me for fear of some backlash against my humble first project. However, I've been making music for 15+ years, I've performed at venues, I've got albums on every streaming service, and I just don't personally have a vendetta against AI. I think the "real" music it makes is kind of shallow and boring, it isn't fun to listen to, and the fact that there's no human on the other side of it kills the connection I feel with it. However, I think AI is still a lot of fun, and what we used it for in this case was just some fun stupid stuff. A goofy title screen song, and a couple equally goofy sounds for some secret events in the game. If I hadn't used it, I'd have made some inferior soundtracks myself, and it would have taken away a lot of time from other parts of the project.

I am sure AI will continue to evolve and these things will become even more complicated. Despite its questionable beginnings, if AI can help a solo dev or small team to add more polish to a game, or maybe even one day create something that can compete with a AAA studio, that is ultimately a good thing for society and the video game industry as a whole.