Records buyers look for
- Game code and version history
- Design documents and level designs
- Art and audio assets you own
- Gameplay footage and playtest notes
- Bug databases and QA records
Why AI buyers want them
Complete game projects show how interactive systems are designed and built — material AI developers can’t get from finished games alone.
What to check first
- Publisher agreements may own or restrict the IP.
- Engine and middleware licences may limit code reuse.
- Licensed music, voice and likenesses need exclusion or consent.
You’re likely a fit if
- You own the IP of shipped or cancelled games
- Source, assets and docs are archived
- Publisher terms allow the use
Frequently asked questions
Do cancelled games count?
Yes, if you own the IP. Unreleased projects can be distinctive because nothing about them is public.