In this video, we'll try to make a GTA game in Unity with the help of ChatGPT

Part 2: https://youtu.be/1zO4Cd8fmEw

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A developer explores using ChatGPT to create a GTA-style game in Unity. Despite not being a professional developer, the author illustrates how ChatGPT provides step-by-step code and implementation instructions. The post covers the creation of character movement, camera handling, car models, and gun mechanics, often requiring trial and error. With the integration of AI, the author shares their journey in building a game environment from setting up player controls to importing city models.

Can I make a GTA game using ChatGPT?

The simple answer is NO, you cant. Can you render a 3d model and add some basic movements and interactions? Yes.

I think it was really helpful to the situation that GTA games are in abundance, so the request wasn’t novel and it was a lot of re-purposing what was already out there, for example:
<a href="https://github.com/in0finite/SanAndreasUnity" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/in0finite/SanAndreasUnity</a>
Not to diminish the value of what these tools can do, they are truly marvelous and I use them daily. In my experience, they have all but solved the “boilerplate” issue and we can get to a prototype is a fraction of the time it used to take us, and that prototype can also be heavily customized to suit our needs/wants.
Yet the ceiling fast approaches, and as you get more specific with your requests (and outside of its training data), the less useful it begins to become. These tools have been in production now going on almost two years and that idea has remain essentially unchanged.