With my son, published his first Android game.
It's interesting because 50% of the code was written by ChatGPT-o4-mini-high, and 100% of graphics was designed by Sora.
It's a block-puzzle game called "Aztec Puzzle".
It's fun, and each level gets harder.
If you want to try it out:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shiny_ideas.AztecPuzzle
It started out as a Javascript game, running in the browser, in a Canvas2D, and ended running in an Android Webview, with basically no changes.
The overall work was fun and easy: we provided the source code to ChatGPT and asked to implement functions that did specific things, or to change existing functions.
It was important to ask "write only the changed functions", otherwise ChatGPT would try to regenerate the whole code in its canvas, but without completing it, or skipping parts, because it ran out of tokens...
I'll be glad to answer questions about the process..
And Thanks for trying the game: please do try it!
After 1 month it got about 10 downloads, half of which are from my family or fiends .... And this could shift the discussion to another topic: the Play Store will not push your game too much, unless you pay for advertising.
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