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Mythic Quest is working through its AI woes in new season 4 trailer

Mythic Quest’s third season ended on a hopeful note as the Playpen team hunkered down to start developing an all-new expansion, but all that hard work looks like it’s just going to lead to more headaches judging from the show’s latest season 4 trailer.

While Mythic Quest’s new season will find Dana (Imani Hakim), Jo (Jessie Ennis), and Brad (Dani Pudi) basking in the success of their Cozy Galaxy project, things are going to be a bit tougher for Ian (Rob McElhenney) and Poppy (Charlotte Nicdao) as they try to figure out how keep players coming back to Playpen. In the trailer, David (David Hornsby) says that he wants the pair to take their time to come up with some genuinely good ideas. But it’s clear that he really wants those solutions quickly, which feels like part of why one of Ian’s first moves is to incorporate an AI duplicate of himself into his workflow.

Poppy’s idea to let Playpen players create their own in-game content seems a bit more on the level and like something that might actually get people logging on regularly. But of course, the first thing players want to do with the features is find ways to make their characters pantomime sex, which is exactly the sort of thing that gets Congress wondering who the game is actually for. No one actually says “Roblox” in the trailer, but it’s obvious that Mythic Quest’s writers room has been reading the news and getting the sense that something smells a bit off about games with these kinds of business models. Which is probably why the show won’t pull any punches when it returns on January 29th (and its spin-off debuts on March 26th).

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