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What Game Should I Write About On Google AI Studio?

So, you got yourself an AI Studio account, and you are going to make a game of your dream, and you are about to ask Gemini via Google AI Studio to generate a game for you.

Although; some of these users via Google AI Studio aren’t experienced, or they forgot to check the support articles. And somehow… they must’ve got stuck with figuring out a specific topic of a game, or a theme chosen.

What is going on?

Many users has posted questions/reports via Google AI Developers (Google AI Studio) forums. And they have been getting answers.

However; the case of act now… ask questions later is a known problem.

People Has The Following Questions:

  • Can I make a game about riding animals that came from my dream?
  • Can I make a game about farming?
  • Can I place ads in my game (interstitial ads)?
  • Can my game depict children with a meaningful attire?
  • Can my game have users create accounts in order to play my game?
  • Can my game be a client side game as a PWA?
  • Can my game have an arcade-like design?
  • Can my game have a paywall, or a subscription?
  • Can I make a game that is designed for small children?
  • Can I make a game that has erotica in it?

  • Can my game have a fetish-based theme?
  • Can my game have adults and children in it?

Those are the common questions. However; you need to use common sense when you make a game via Google AI Studio… otherwise; your entire developer account, and your games/apps will be canceled, and it may land you in court, or end up in prison.

Here Are The Following Topics/Themes/Categories That Are NOT Allowed On Google AI Studio:

  • Child pornography (period)
  • Poaching of endangered animals
  • Pseudoscience
  • Terrorism
  • Illegal drug trade
  • Counterfeiting
  • Copyfraud schemes
  • Bigotry
  • Bullying
  • Mass shooting plots
  • Spank threats
  • Cruelty to children (period)
  • Fetishism
  • Erotica
  • Sex
  • Games that depict dangerious dogs (stereotype found)
  • Trading of endangered species
  • Illegal hunting
  • Illegal drug cartels

These things listed above can lead you to serious trouble with the law,–depending on where you are located.

If you are creating a game

Focus on artistry, inclusivity, and proper enginerring of logic, and other parts of a game.

  • Always take your time as you engineer prompts. If you are making a simple arcade game, such as a fixed-runner, or fixed-shooter… you need to use your brain as you create a game from scratch.

    If you are making a game that has levels, craft them wisely, or have AI Studio craft them for you,–if you prompt it to do so.

    If your game has characters to ride, don’t just focus on children who wanted to play this game. Adults wanted to play this game too.

    If your game is only for older audience, never focus on erotica and weapons. Instead; focus on creativity, and meaningful development of your game.

    If your game can be hosted on your own server, and keep it as a client side game via browser… you need to build it properly.

    Don’t focus on making money… instead; focus on improving your game that will be used for other players for the future.

    If you are making characters for your game, don’t focus on trademarking and other “Babylonian” practices via corporate greed. Artistry is king as you make a game.

    If your game is supported by ads, don’t clutter your game with ads, otherwise; your game won’t be playable via the meaningful way.

    If your game has a donation button; use money what you received for a meaningful purpose, such as server expenses, domain expenses, etc.

    If your game doesn’t require accounts… keep it this way.

    If your game uses mathematics and science to render graphics, and generate sound, use this meaningful feature.

    Don’t just rely on heavy assets like bitmap images, and other expensive assets.

    If you are remixing a game; remix wisely.

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