I've never seen something as complex as a video game vibe coded that was actually well optimized. Especially when the person doing the prompting is not a software developer.

So I personally do care and I am someone, so the answer is not no one.

Vibe coding as we know it has only been a thing for the last 12-18 months. So by definition the vibe-coded games you have seen are the ones being rushed.

> No one wants _buggy slop code_ for their game, but ultimately no one cares whether is has been hand crafted or vibe-coded.

Right. And vibe coding is only capable of producing buggy slop code, therefore people won't want something which is vibe coded.