Dev argues deep originality and unique IP are the best defense against AI game cloning
pwlot · x · 2026-10-27
Developer pwlot argues that one of the best current protections against AI game cloning and "sloppification" is deep originality and unique IP. If your game is something generic like "Drill a hole," "Punch a wall," or "Bike shop simulator," it's tough to defend in the AI era — the more generic the gameplay, the easier it is to replicate with AI.
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