If you can't code, what are you going to do when a ChatGPTgenerated game fails a test?

Even a simple video game requires hundreds of hours of play testing.

Simple ones, yeah:

https://puzzledpenguin.substack.com/p/chatgpt-invented-its-own-puzzle-game

It's a tool. It can help you code, but it can't do it all for you. As a beginner, it's extremely useful because you can have it explain things and tell you how to structure things. It can help you build the blocks but you still need to organize the blocks and put them all together to fit your design.

Chatgpt is a bit dated and dumb

It can spot errors in codes and get you started or something if you get stuck

If you wanna make a simple game there are great guides on youtube that show you how do things even without coding knowledge. But then afterwards... you will probably still feel like you dont know how to code

Ifyou just wanna learn basic coding of things, i recommend www.theodinproject.com

Its free, and awesome. It teaches you to make websites, but theres a good amount of fundamental info as well

Let's say it could. It wouldn't be perfect. You'd still need to know code to know when the AI is wrong.

There are other ways of making a game that does not require code, however. UE5 has a visual logic editor that's strong enough to make an entire game using nothing but that and never actually touching the text code.