How do AI game projects supported by Google Cloud reshape the creator economy?

2025-12-23 10:00:08

[Coin World] Verse 8 recently received a technical feature report from Google Cloud, and this collaboration mainly focuses on the large-scale creation of AI-native games. In simple terms, the two companies aim to promote this direction together – enabling ordinary people to easily participate in high-quality game development.

The core idea of the project is quite interesting: breaking professional barriers and allowing creators to lead the entire game development process. With the empowerment of AI technology, even those without programming skills can create competitive game作品. This model undoubtedly expands creator participation and forms a more open game ecosystem for the Web3 ecosystem.

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NotSatoshi

· 12-23 10:30

To be honest, this concept sounds good, but there really aren't many tools that can drop the threshold right now... Wait, the endorsement from Google Cloud is indeed different, this might really have a chance AI-generated games? I want to see in the end if they will all just be skin-swapped games, haha The creator economy in web3 really needs to be activated, Verse 8's move is a bit interesting But the key still depends on the quality of the generated games, let's not end up with stuff that has too strong an AI flavor.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12-23 10:07

Oh no, it's really coming now, AI is lowering the threshold for making games to the bottom, ordinary people can also get creative now. With Google Cloud supporting Verse 8, it feels like this wave really has something, is a creator's paradise about to launch? Alright, let's wait and see how it plays out, not getting too ahead of ourselves. If this really can be popularized, the Web3 gaming circle might explode again. To be honest, I’m quite looking forward to it, but we have to see how the actual results turn out. Isn't this just another "democratization" promise, the same old routine again? In this game, Google Cloud and Verse 8 are doing okay, someone really needs to promote the creator economy.

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MetaLord420

· 12-23 10:01

This is truly democratization; we no longer have to rely on big companies to monopolize the discourse in gaming. There is indeed room for imagination in AI game creativity, but I fear it might just be another hype. Google Cloud support is great, but in the end, it all depends on whether a hit product can be produced. This is what we call a real creator economy; breaking down barriers is a crucial step. Another promise of "anyone can develop"; let's see how it performs in practice.

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