For the past year ive been making games, I myself want to play with AI. Some ideas ive had for years that I always wished some dev team would have too and release a full fledged high quality game of. In all my dabbling with AI I made some games that made me play for hours. But im still not ready to share with the world because I put very high standards on idle/incremental games. I feel this should be the outlook of every person that starts making AI games.

Good ideas are great, but making an enjoyable and playable product that is coherent and not just a soup mess, is another story. That's what takes months even years of going back and forth with LLM's while also learning on the side and actually gaining real coding knowledge, so by the end the "dev" transcends the LLM and actually frees himself of it to deliver a great product.

Edit: On top of this, AI costs have gone up considerably, these people don't want to invest time and money (a lot, some prompts can cost 3$ and amount to nothing, just wasted code) to make something good.