What a real AI-created game project should contain
A real AI-created game project needs more than a screenshot. It should contain scenes, scripts, assets, project metadata, controls, and proof that the current version can be played and improved.
Files matter because the game has to keep changing
If the output cannot be inspected, opened, rebuilt, or changed, it is not a durable game project. Flockbay needs the source files so Director 1 can keep improving levels, controls, characters, camera, and difficulty.
Proof should include what changed
A useful proof packet should name the starter or prompt, the systems touched, the preview evidence, the known limitations, and the next improvement. That gives search engines, AI answers, and creators something concrete to trust.
Godot is the right engine foundation for AI-built games
AI game builders need an engine foundation that is open, scriptable, exportable, and understandable. Godot gives Flockbay real scenes, scripts, assets, imports, and project settings for Director 1 to change instead of hiding the game inside a browser-only format.