One developer behind a fabulous recent roguelike is planning to add voice acting post-launch, and he's strongly intent on doing it the old-fashioned way: with actual human voices.
Aaron San Filippo, the director of Whisker Squadron: Survivor, a self-styled "cosmic roguelite on-rails shooter" which many have affectionately compared to Nintendo's iconic Star Fox series, says he understands the technical appeal of AI-generated voice acting, but argues that the creative and ethical cons outweigh the pros.
