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UZZ Opens Steam Page for AI Drawing Visual Novel Ai yo Saraba, Set for Spring 2027
Indie team UZZ opened the Steam store page for Ai yo Saraba on October 28, 2026, and released an official PV. The game is set in a future where AI governs and drawing by hand is illegal.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
The Steam page turns a BitSummit demo and a free iOS release into a dated storefront listing, which is the point at which a small team's drawing-based system has to hold up for a paying PC audience.
Key Facts
- UZZ opened the Steam store page for Ai yo Saraba on October 28, 2026.
- Ai yo Saraba is set in a future where AI governs and humans are forbidden from drawing by hand.
- Players draw pictures on assigned themes, and an AI that rebels against AI rule evaluates them by a standard called Egokoro.
- The Steam version of Ai yo Saraba is scheduled for release in spring 2027.
- A free iOS version of Ai yo Saraba was released in August 2025.
Players draw pictures on assigned themes, and an AI that rebels against AI rule judges them by a standard called Egokoro. The Steam version is scheduled for spring 2027; a free iOS version released in August 2025.
UZZ also published an official PV alongside the store page. The setting is a world where AI governs and even possessing a pen is illegal; the player is an artist who draws to spark a revolution.
The judging AI evaluates pictures by a standard called Egokoro, not by drawing skill or art style. There are multiple artist protagonists, and each one's circumstances show up in the drawing controls: a sick artist coughs and their lines break off, while a Japanese-style artist draws brush-like lines. The story moves between perspectives and reveals why drawing was forbidden and why the world is distorted.
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