Great, thank you for clarifying!
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Seconding this — a lot of the asset creators I've been following / buying from recently have pivoted to AI, which is an immediate unfollow from me (why pay them for assets they didn't even make?) and every time I see a new asset pack from The Game Smith I see the AI display image, get ready to unfollow, then remember "oh, yeah, the assets are legit, it's just the display image that isn't."
This looks great! I'm a bit confused by the license terms, though. The asset license is listed as "Creative Commons Attribution" but the description reads "You can't share and redistribute this 3D model." These are both contradictory -- that license exists solely to allow people to share and redistribute this model (as long as proper attribution is provided). Which is correct for this model?
I loved it when I played it last week and I loved it now after I played for another solid half hour. Sadly, the only reason I stopped both times was because there were no fish around, and no way to go back to the shop when the rod is deployed, nor any way to reel the rod back in. Were it not for that end condition, I'd never stop playing!!
The "No generative AI was used" tag is present on this content, yet the opening lines of the description seem like they're a response from an AI chatbot:
Here is a professional, engaging product description tailored for platforms like Itch.io, Gumroad, or the Unity/Godot asset stores.
It clearly outlines what users get, highlights the marketing hook (the free sample vs. the full pack), and matches the clean, low-poly aesthetics of your Blender hierarchy.
Are the textures or models in this project also AI generated, or just the description?
This was a lot of fun! I think the balloon didn't shoot fast enough -- there were a lot of times I got smacked by an enemy that I had no way of killing given how fast they moved and how slow I shot -- and I'm still not sure what the B balls do, but this was an excellent game! On my last life I beat the second level and got a score of 51,650!
This was fun! I can't recommend Git enough, though! If you still need help with it, I'm probably closer to your time zone so feel free to reach out if you need help getting it set up! It can be scary because of how many features it has, but for the basic purpose of basically being a backup copy of your code, it can be pretty easy once you figure it out!
















