Yes Im exaggerating and its not writing a AAA game from a prompt but I asked it to make a game like Zelda and it figured it out and walked me through all the aspects of it. That's a lot more than I expected. I'm not a games programmer, so I'm probably a lot more impresse than I should be, but I went from not knowing anything about godot to having a framework up to build a 2d rpg-esque game fairly quickly and me learning as it gave me the code. Note, I used the new chatgpt study mode, so that's may be different than just regular prompts. I fully expected just broken code and random AI musings, but instead I got a very solid implementation of a game, albeit a simple one. Or at least as simple as I asked for, I imagine I can keep building out more with its help.
I also have never used godot before, and I was surprised at how well it navigated and taught me the interface as well.
At least the horror stories about "all the code is broken and hallucinations" isn't really true for me and my uses so far. If LLM's will succeed anywhere it will be in the overly logical and predictable worlds of programming languages, but that's just a guess on my part, but thus far whenever I reach out for code from LLM's, its been a fairly positive experience.