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Project record · 10192331
AI-Native Authoring for Real-Time Gameplay Systems
Recipient: BREAKING CHANGE LTD
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- Recipient organisation
- BREAKING CHANGE LTD
- Project reference
- 10192331
- Funder
- Innovate UK
- Programme
- Innovate UK Growth Catalyst – Investor Partnerships Round 2
- Award value
- £290,942
- Project dates
- 1 Jul 2026 – 31 Dec 2027
- Imported sector
- Creative Industries Lvl3
- Postcode area
- NP (NP16 6FA)
- Project status
- Live
- Source data quality
- Description present in snapshot
Derived analysis
GRANTSIGNAL INFERENCES
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Possible supplier-fit category: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Evidence from description: “application”
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Official project description
This project develops new AI-native tools to help game developers build and maintain complex gameplay systems under real-time constraints. Modern games increasingly rely on interconnected systems such as vehicles, weapons, and in-game economies, but these are still created using custom code that's difficult to change and maintain as projects grow. Breaking Change is researching new ways for AI to assist developers in authoring and refining these systems by working directly with simulation models rather than just generating more code and faking behaviour. The project focuses on making complex gameplay systems easier to design and evolve, while ensuring performance in real-time game engines. The work combines research into AI-assisted authoring, and in-engine previews of deep gameplay systems. While the initial application is in games, the underlying technology is relevant to other real-time simulation contexts, such as medical device and defence simulation, and energy digital twins. The project aims to reduce risk for developers, improve productivity, and support more sustainable production of modern games.
Provenance & data availability
- Snapshot imported
- 10 Aug 2026, 07:53 UTC
- Source publication/snapshot date
- 2026-07-06
- Source
- Innovate UK funded-project workbook via UKRI
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