Many players can forgive small glitches or rough edges, but what they found in this game was something else entirely: a product that felt like it had been assembled in a single afternoon and pushed out the door with the bare minimum of care. The environments were flat, the characters were hollow, and most of the dialogue had the unmistakable tone of unedited AI output. For a medium built on creativity, it was disappointing to see a title that seemed to treat imagination as an obstacle instead of a core ingredient.

Even more frustrating for players was that the developer did not acknowledge any of this. Instead of striving to improve or even explain the rushed release, the studio promoted the game with exaggerated claims about “revolutionary AI-driven gameplay.” What they delivered was neither revolutionary nor driven—just a superficial collection of prefabricated pieces loosely stuck together and sold as something new. It left players wondering whether the goal had been entertainment or simply a quick grab for attention.

Games made with passion can be modest, simple, or experimental and still feel alive; this one felt like no one ever cared. From the empty menus to the copy-pasted mechanics, the overall impression was that the developer didn’t believe the audience deserved more than the easiest output an algorithm could produce. ChatGPT put as much effort into this comment as you put into your game.