Your AI games suck, and it's not the AI's fault

A Reddit user criticizes developers for creating poor AI-generated games, arguing that while AI tools can handle code, art, and sound, many developers simply use a single prompt and release the output as a finished game. The user emphasizes that even with AI doing most of the work, developers should still playtest their games, identify issues like boredom, broken mechanics, or annoyances, and then fix them, a process they suggest is often neglected.

This Reddit post stands out by shifting the blame for poor AI games from the AI tools themselves to developers who neglect basic playtesting and refinement, unlike typical criticisms focusing on AI limitations.