POSTAL: Bullet Paradise Was Canceled a Few Hours After Announcement
Players discovered content in Bullet Paradise that had been generated using artificial intelligence.
Running With Scissors canceled POSTAL: Bullet Paradise just hours after the official announcement. The move came after reports from people who found AI-generated material within the game.
Goonswarm Games was responsible for Bullet Paradise, with Running With Scissors serving as the publisher.
We have always been — and will remain — as open as possible with our community. Trust in the developers has been irreparably lost, so we are closing the project.
Running With Scissors stressed that since its founding in 1996 it has regarded fans as part of the team and prioritizes their interests above all else.
Our foremost obligation is to honor the trust of the millions who support the POSTAL franchise. We are grateful for the chance to make the games we ourselves want to play, and we will remain focused on new projects.
Source: iXBT.games
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