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Sounds like an awesome idea... For like a short roguelike game or so. I am in disbelief that this would be something really thought of, and then implemented. But who am I kidding, I am 99% certain it was made by genllm so it won't work anyway.
why let a machine make a short roguelike game when doing it yourself can be so fun?
if you dont want or cant learnat least one of the skills required to make a game and cant replace it, you could join a game jam. Most i participated had a method to find a team on their discord server
When I saw it, I thought optimizing production of video slop on YouTube or something