AI sped up game development, but shipping a game people want to play is still a grind
AIandDesign · x · 2026-09-24
AIandDesign pushes back on the trend of posting one-shotted AI-generated toy games that no one will play. His take: building something people actually want to play is hard even with the best AI. AI has sped up game development, but the blood, sweat, and tears aspect remains alive for now.
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