Kids reject a vibe-coded game for a 30-year-old classic: 'we want remarkable, not more good'
shakoistsLog · x · 2026-09-05
Developer shakoistsLog vibe-coded a game for his kids using Astra, only to be told 'THIS SUCKS, WE WANT TO PLAY PUT-PUT' — a 30-year-old game made with love and craft. His takeaway: people don't want 'more good' from AI, they want 'something truly remarkable.' Kids instantly sensed the gap between mass-produced AI output and handcrafted work.
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