Reported impact
Business outcome
Continuing to Scale Rapidly on AWS Based on its first 3 months on the market, Scenario hopes to soon be a household name in the gaming industry.
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
- Speed to Market
“That’s not the core of what an artist in the gaming industry wants to do.” Because AI is not inherently creative, Scenario needed its solution to be simple for customers to interact with.
Reported impact
Continuing to Scale Rapidly on AWS Based on its first 3 months on the market, Scenario hopes to soon be a household name in the gaming industry.
Game development company Scenario Incorporated (Scenario) wanted to reduce time to market for game studios by using generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create style-consistent assets, but it had to deliver fast to meet industry demand for its offering. To get its product up and running quickly, Scenario committed to going all in on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The company used Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), a fully managed container orchestration service, to build its generative AI offering. Using AWS CDK to Accelerate Cloud Development Scenario was founded to revolutionize the way in-game and marketing assets are produced for studios.
For example, without the assistance of AI, game artists spend valuable time on repetitive tasks to mass-produce assets for their games.
This time could be spent to create more original visuals that attract players and make games more engaging.
Using AWS CDK to Accelerate Cloud Development Scenario was founded to revolutionize the way in-game and marketing assets are produced for studios.
“It’s super time consuming for game artists to generate assets, edit them, send them for approval, and go back and forth with their colleagues,” says Marie Gerard, head of growth at Scenario.
“That’s not the core of what an artist in the gaming industry wants to do.” Because AI is not inherently creative, Scenario needed its solution to be simple for customers to interact with.
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