Indie developer Rado Klasa is accusing Golden Horn Studios of using AI to copy his game, 1,000,000 Potatoes, with its upcoming title Potato Please. Both games feature physics-based potato peeling in a Soviet-style military setting. Klasa says: “It hurts to see a rushed clone beat me to market, but I refuse to let a cheap copy win.” Golden Horn denies the accusations, claiming the game was developed independently: “Similar concepts are not evidence of copying.”

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Indie hackers (me included) are seeing new technologies and thinking: “What could I build with this?”. That’s the mistake. What Steve Jobs said will forever be true: You need to start from the customer experience and work backwards to the technology.

Indie game Meccha Chameleon has reached more than 130,000 players at the same time on Steam and sold 1 million copies in just four days. The game has a simple idea: players hide by painting themselves to match the background. Many AAA games wish to reach these numbers of a small indie game.