Quantum computer for online game is fake, hype, useless.

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Quantum computer is useless

"Quantum computers used for online game" is overhyped fake news, only a classical computer disguised as "ideal quantum simulator" was used.

(Fig.1)  Classical computers disguised as "quantum simulators" were used instead of today's useless noisy (= error-prone ) quantum computers.

Quantum computer's game is fake news

Fake news says today's (useless) quantum computer can play games.

The 3rd, and last paragraphs of this or this-(2025) say  -- Fake quantum game
"Space Moths game levels were generated in real time using a quantum machine learning algorithm"  ← fake news

"one of the global leaders in superconducting quantum computers, launched Europe's first 50-qubit superconducting quantum computer "

↑ Just 50 qubits (= one qubit can take only 0 or 1 value, still Not a computer ) are useless, far from millions of qubits required for a practical quantum computer ( this-4th-paragraph )

Only classical computers were used for game design, No quantum computers.

There is a wide discrepancy between overhyped fake news (= saying quantum computers playing games ! ) and actual papers (= No quantum computers ).

↑ This research paper (= this-2nd-paragraph, or this-3rd-paragraph-link ) ↓

p.1-left-2nd-paragraph says  -- game level
"Specifically, we explore a generative system based on Quantum Reservoir Computing (QRC = Not real quantum computers ) to generate game levels"

p.1-right-1st-paragraph says  -- No quantum computer
"For practical reasons, we resort to simulating the quantum circuit on non-quantum computers"  ← only non-quantum, classical computers were used in this hyped "quantum game" research

p.2-right-last-paragraph says  -- Classical ideal simulator
"We first train our QRC system on a simulation of ideal quantum hardware (= just classical computer,  this-p.5-right-last-paragraph ), without the effects of noise"

p.6-right-3rd-paragraph says  -- No quantum computer used
"In future work, we aim to implement the QRC algorithm on real quantum hardware"  ← So real (error-prone useless) quantum computer hardware is still Not used in this research, contrary to the above fake news.

Neither quantum computers nor quantum mechanics was used for game development, contrary to overhyped fake news.

The recent overhyped news falsely claims the ( fraudulent) IBM quantum computers might be used for game 'Clay' developed by Finnish studio MiTale.

Actually, they used neither quantum computers nor quantum mechanics to develop the game.

This or this or this debunked this overhyped quantum game. ↓

1st-paragraph says  -- No quantum computers used
"under the banner of "quantum computing in a commercial game.' However, No quantum processor is actually speeding up the game. Instead, quantum circuits are simulated on a classical computer, and their probabilistic outputs feed back into the map, character relationships, and story branches."

11th-paragraph says  -- Useless quantum computer AI
"That said, the quantum circuits aren't generating text or images out of thin air. According to Skult's dissertation, in-game content is authored by developers, and No generative AI is used."

13th-paragraph says  -- Inconvenient information hidden
"For C.L.A.Y., neither the type of circuits nor the number of qubits used has been disclosed. The number of measurements and execution times are also unknown. There's no evaluation of how much production time or quality differed compared to ordinary random-number generation or classical procedural generation."

This or this-3rd-paragraph says  -- Quantum simulator = classical
"What is in the game today is quantum simulation (= just a classical computer ), built on IBM's Qiskit framework. Running on actual quantum hardware is the longer-term goal (= actual quantum computers will never been realized )"

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