Indie dev warns AI clones don't need to be better, just confusing: 4 games share one name
IanArawjo · x · 2026-10-09
An indie developer shared their game, others cloned it, and now four games with the same name compete for attention.
The poster's key point about AI cloning: a copy doesn't have to be better — it just has to be confusing enough to draw attention away from the original. A growing pain for small creative developers in the AI era.
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