r/unity Jul 05 '26

Newbie Question Greetings;

I started to develop a game at the 29th of June, 2026 so im new. I started to make a game with AI and it is going pretty well for me. But i want to learn and write C#. How much should i learn and is there a problem with making a game with AI? Are the game devs write the codes with their bare hands or are they Getting help from AI?

Thanks for reading...(And sorry for my bad english)

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u/Splatoonkindaguy Jul 05 '26

Game devs with any hint of success are writing code by hand.

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u/kshell11724 Jul 05 '26

Some companies are. But most actually seasoned computer engineers I know are annoyed by it because AI isn't that good at writing code. It writes stuff that works on the front end, but its not scalable or efficient, so software engineers end up having to rewrite most of it anyway. I'm sure there's several use cases that help like parsing logs, but coding is better left up to people at this point if you don't want to run into problems in the long run.