Ball Scratch Simulator Hits Steam on August 21
The game's Steam page openly labels the entire product as AI-generated, a rare and blunt admission that could set a precedent for how AI-made games are marketed.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
10ft Games released a trailer for Ball Scratch Simulator on August 1 and set a Steam release for August 21. The game tasks players with scratching an itchy crotch in public spots like a classroom or job interview without being noticed. It includes reward images, achievements, and VR support.
The trailer dropped on August 1, and the release date is set for August 21. Players control a protagonist whose balls itch at the worst possible moments, from a school classroom to a job interview to a presidential press conference. The goal is to scratch without drawing attention.
The game includes reward images and achievements for clearing scenarios, and it supports VR. The Steam page's AI usage section is blunt: the entire game is AI slop, and the machines wanted to know what it feels like to scratch.
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