Building games with AI? Start with a graybox playable before final art
chongdashu · x · 2026-10-14
A dev shares a practical workflow for AI-assisted game development: build a graybox — a playable version without final graphics — to get something running fast, test balance and feel early, and focus on mechanics over looks, while AI generates assets in parallel.
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