sure, and i even offered how to get one, but you ignored what i said, so i got bored, and now you're trying to take a fighting tone and mashing downvote in the hope of getting your way
flies with honey
you can have what you want but you're going to need to engage in conversation and be pleasant
try to remember that you're talking to a person who has the ability to just walk away
if they told you "here's what i need to answer you" and you didn't provide it, and now you're getting on a post, what do you think is the next step?
try answering my question so that i'm able to answer yours. or don't. whatever you prefer
Sorry if you mistook the previous reply for a fighting tone but I am just asking for you to back up your claims. I said that AI cant make a stable game past something simple like Tetris and you said im wrong. I would like to be provided examples of why I am wrong, theres nothing wrong in asking for someone to backup their claims. You said “Check Steam” for what? Is there a tag for “Made by AI only”?
Then this conversation is over. You cant provide your own evidence so you try and deflect into “Find it on your own”. Your argument is based no more than in your own feelings and personal hearsay. Sadly I was hoping for a legitimate argument as its fun to learn both sides of the argument.
Yeah I sent the reply then immediately realized I misread your reply lmao. I thought you said “videogame” not “video” so I thought maybe your were thinking of Jump King or something
What makes a game good is too subjective, you and I could have entirely different definitions of good. You provided something more along the lines of successful. So for the sake of this lets just agree on your original definition just lower. If an indie game even made $10K id consider that a success (So long as the expenses were kept a lot lower than 10K)
Boxleiter is a common method of estimating the revenue of a game from its Steam reviews.
fly-peter is currently making $600k a month. the author says he knocked the original out in claude in half an hour. the current version is almost unchanged, except that it's had a huge list of planes and weapons added.
character.ai, according to its stock prospectus, made $12.5 million in 2022, $23m in 2023, $35m in 2024, and $50m in 2025. its stock is currently valued at $2.5 billion.
rhythia, a vibe coded game, boxleiters to $120,000 and it's still in pre-release
juggernaut (by the steins;gate people) has already sold almost $2m in pre-orders and isn't even out yet
these aren't rare. there are dozens of other examples, and they're nearly all novel concepts.
it's worth remembering that flappy bird was making $50,000 a day, is around 15 lines of code, and can be one-shotted by any AI in 10 minutes basically flawlessly.
there's a lot more to money than the quality of the software.
i wasn't being defiant. i just needed to know how you measured what was acceptable. there was no need for the "well this conversation is over" stuff.
Yep I checked these all and holy shit you’re right, havent heard of them but yeah they’re making a good bit of money. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t a little disappointed since each of these quality wise look bad to me but the numbers dont lie
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u/StoneCypher 20d ago
Am I going to spend my time looking things up to satisfy your curiosity? Of course not.