He also foresees full, finished games being produced with prompts, and wants future versions of the software to be capable of creating games as good as, for example, Valheim.
I do wonder that. If you don’t know your code, how are you supposed to fix a bug?
“If we can have 100 million new people being able to make games, you know, that will be an exciting thing,” Vermandois told PC Gamer.
This would be actually exciting thing to see, that 100 millions of people creating 100 millions of games and none of it would be finished and polished.
Also, the market is already oversaturated. It’s not just that there are too many AAA and AA games; Indies are also struggling, because supply vastly exceeds the demand due to thousands of titles that are published on Steam every year alone, most of which are commercial flops. Only someone with a complete lack of understanding of what’s going on in this industry would want more people and more games.
I do wonder that. If you don’t know your code, how are you supposed to fix a bug?
This would be actually exciting thing to see, that 100 millions of people creating 100 millions of games and none of it would be finished and polished.
Also, the market is already oversaturated. It’s not just that there are too many AAA and AA games; Indies are also struggling, because supply vastly exceeds the demand due to thousands of titles that are published on Steam every year alone, most of which are commercial flops. Only someone with a complete lack of understanding of what’s going on in this industry would want more people and more games.
You just tell your AI to fix it, you silly bean! Don’t mind that it’ll introduce a new batch of bugs, you can just fix it with more AI!!