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📢 New a16z request for startups: a new generation of rule-breaking gamemakers 📢 One of my biggest takeaways from 15 years of building games: the cardinal rule of game develop is that there are no permanent rules of game development! Platforms change. Player preferences shift. Technology and tools evolve. The only constant is that great games require creativity, craft, and passion. Consider some “rules” that have already been broken: - "Game experiences should be unified across the player base." This was overturned when Zynga and other social gaming pioneers began A/B testing different versions of their games. The result? More optimized, engaging experiences that ultimately benefited all players. - "Showing ads will hurt monetization." Playrix and others proved the opposite: rewarded video ads not only improved monetization but also increased retention, giving players a way to access premium content without spending money. We believe many more “rules” will be broken in the AI era—and we’re excited to back the founders who will break them. Here are just a few conventions we expect to see challenged: 1. “World-building should be uniform and consistent.” Traditionally, a consistent game world and lore have been seen as essential for strengthening IP and building enduring franchises. But what if a player wants to explore their favorite parts of a world in their own way? With AI, imaginative developers can create adaptable game worlds that players can shape—unlocking endless, personalized storylines and experiences. 2. “Don’t try to ship a game without a complete team.” Game development has historically required a multi-disciplinary team across art, design, engineering, and production. But AI-assisted tools are making it increasingly feasible for smaller teams—or even solo developers—to build compelling games. If that trend continues, what skills will matter most? We believe the most irreplaceable ones are tied to storytelling: visual style, dialogue, tone, and narrative structure. These and many other longstanding assumptions are becoming increasingly fragile as AI tools improve at a breakneck pace. If you're building infinitely adaptive games, pioneering as a solo super-storyteller, or simply believe that the next great games won’t look anything like the ones we make today—apply to Speedrun. We’d love to meet you and help support the next generation of rule-breaking gamemakers.

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