426 games slated for Steam in 3 days as AI creation floods the market
jhnnassky · reddit · 2026-11-15
A Reddit discussion on the creator dilemma in the AI era: AI removes the need to code or have a studio, so anyone can finally build that game or film — but so can everyone else. 426 games were scheduled for release on Steam in just three days. The poster asks how creators cope with spending months on work that will likely be buried under thousands of other projects, highlighting the attention-scarcity problem as creation costs collapse.
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