Why Traditional Game Development Is Slowing You Down

The Game-Changer You Didn’t See Coming

Think this: You have an amazing game idea, but the thought of spending months (or years) learning complex game engines, coding thousands of lines, and debugging endlessly makes you hesitate.

What if there was a faster way? A way to bring your vision to life without drowning in technical roadblocks?

Stay with me — because what you’re about to discover might change the way you think about game development forever.

The AI-Powered Revolution

Peter, an indie hacker, just did the impossible.

He built a fully functional, multiplayer flight simulator — all without using a traditional game engine. No Unity. No Unreal. Just HTML, vanilla JavaScript, and the 3js library for 3D graphics.

And here’s the kicker: He didn’t do it alone. AI tools helped him build the entire game in hours.

Peter used models like Cursor and Gro 3 to generate code, troubleshoot bugs, and streamline development. His backend? Powered by Python websockets, synchronizing player positions in real time.

In short: AI didn’t just assist him — it supercharged his creativity.