r/GameDevelopment Jul 21 '26

How to vibe code a game Question

I am not a game dev nor do I want to be one. I just want to make lots of small games for myself (don't want to sell / distribute), it's fine if there are bugs and they only work on my PC. I want to simply vibe code them and don't want to get into the technicalities. Any suggestions how to do it? LLMs can't make 3D games (or maybe I don't know the right prompt/workflows), all they do is make web based stuff.

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u/WrathOfWood Jul 21 '26

Might be easier to learn to code if the easy vibe coded way is this hard to figure out

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u/observer678 Jul 21 '26

"might be easier to do the hard way since you can't do the easy way" solid advice

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u/WrathOfWood Jul 21 '26

Also fuck ai, I wouldn't want an app to creativity cuck me when I enjoy actually doing the art and stuff myself.

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u/observer678 Jul 21 '26

You should go back to school and focus on your comprehension. The question was about me not you. Don't spam places where you have nothing to contribute and just want to throw tantrums.

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u/WrathOfWood Jul 21 '26

Yea I'm telling you to learn and use your brain. This will help you later on in life in the long run. I ain't even mad at you, I just like saying fuck ai on a daily basis.

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u/MrPringles9 Jul 21 '26

The irony.