AI-Built Action Game in 5 Days: Combat Feel Still Needs Human Playtesting
SucceededMind · x · 2026-11-11
Seele03's five-day challenge shows how far AI-generated games have come—but the real lesson is the refinement loop: combo timing and hit feedback were polished through human playtesting, work that normally takes months. The team also released editable project files, so developers can extend the generated game instead of being stuck with the first result.
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