Tanis Nikana

As a woman, I don’t need to pay $4.99 to play this, I can just play it in real life.

My parents once taught me how to use a payphone when I was a kid. I’m 40.

Your post is exactly correct.

We play games because they’re stories and challenges put forth by other humans that look interesting.

Even if a slop machine put together a cohesive game involving metaphor and emotions, it’s still not human and it still won’t be played and enjoyed. It would ring hollow, just like AI sound files that try to approximate human music.