I Made Terrible Games With Google’s AI Playground
THE SO WHAT
Low-friction AI game tools that still produce "terrible" outputs are a reminder that UX alone doesn’t close the gap between idea and shippable product. For operators, the bar to real value is still domain-specific constraints, templates, and guardrails layered on top of generic model playgrounds.
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