I give you some points for the honesty of your use of AI, but I certainly do not agree with it. Ignoring the AI use, the best thing it has going for it is the concept, everyone loves beyblades. The visuals aren't terrible, and the audio suffices, but the art isn't polished enough to call them finished. Especially considering all of that time saved by using AI. There are no shortcuts to producing meaningful art.
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thank you for this feedback. I would agree with you in the regard that the use of AI for art is a major crutch for me and not at all what a finished, publishable piece should look like. I strive to support independent developers and artists where possible and intend to always credit where necessary.
I think moving forward, I would benefit from spending a lot more time learning more of the concrete steps in the art and coding process as well so as to not cut corners and really create a more meaningful product