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What's your take on AI DOS games? Like if a modern DOS game is solely or mostly AI generated? Should it be included on dosgames.com as-is? Included with a prominent AI disclaimer? Or not allowed at all?

30/9/26, 12:14 pm1 repost3 likes

Kris Asick

@pixelmusement.com

The fact that this is even a question concerns me... :| There is unfortunately no perfect answer which satisfies everyone and you are more likely to draw ire and lose the most support trying to find a middle ground. Either allow all GenAI-made games or none. (I would recommend none.)

DOS Games

@dosgames.com

Allowing none is the approach I've taken so far. It hasn't really come up too much yet but it will in the future. It came to mind because I saw a post on Reddit about someone's fully vibe coded DOS game.

Weasel ⛳🏌️

@wildweasel486.bsky.social

I'd say "not at all." It annoys me to even see them.

The Almighty Egg

@thealmightyegg.bsky.social

not allowed at all.

CopyToPage2;

@copytopage2.bsky.social

Obviously vibecoded garbage no, proper games that were done with the help of AI agents yes.

Tim Rachor | Flip Biz Tycoon

@trgames.de

If it's in a complete state and more than just a tech demo I would include it with a disclaimer.

Talon Rose

@talon-rose.bsky.social

0%.

Chris Ogilvie

@ogilvie-chris.bsky.social

Disallow. If you decide you have to allow, huge banner declaring AI use.

JC (they/them)

@sentienthominid.bsky.social

Not at all!

Not allowed at all

Not allowed at all. It goes against the soul of DOS games.

CopyToPage2;

@copytopage2.bsky.social

DOS Gaming (just like Amiga gaming before it) was an era of embracing technical progress and maximum experimentation - that's what still makes it interesting. My take: nobody needs vibecoded garbage, but if the result is new and interesting, why care whether it was done with the help of an agent.

Dubiago

@aether.us

Only because the compute didn’t exist back then.