Don't be a prick in public man, it looks bad

I mean it's a simple fact that the baseline for creating a game, roughly using the average developer experience/capability, is not months. Making a _good_ game might take months, it often takes years.

And that's the part AI is not going to be able to help you with.

Making a good boardgame, with zero need for programming, excluding artwork, is months or years of work. I would expect that much at a minimum for a (good) simple digital game, unless it is just going to sell on graphics and marketing alone (or luck).

Maybe you are a games developer and are overlooking the fact that people have to first learn the basic apis/models/etc. of graphical systems, engines, etc. before using them. Not sure how you are saying that it wouldn't take a few weeks to code even a simple production game like chess or more complicated but still simple Jump king etc.

Just think of the speciality in which you aren't an expert, javascript/storage/networking ...

I've dabbled and continue to dabble in areas where I know nothing about. And in this case, there's nothing super special about making a game.

What is the contradiction? I am guessing it will take me a non-significant effort to learn game mechanics and code them etc.

You've never worked on games yet you are exceedingly confident about your estimation or the difficulty involved.

It's not that difficult to get a base level game up and running; ESPECIALLY with modern tooling.