Written by Erren Van Duine
Published: October 16, 2026 2:09 PM
You won't believe it, but somehow Soulja Boy returned. He's back with another attempt to crack the gaming industry, after failing to catch on with cheap off-brand consoles and handhelds several years ago.
As you might have guessed, it was a massive flop and sham of an operation. As history looks to be repeating itself once again in the form of a new "game", it's clear there's not a shred of originality to be found.
This "game", if you even want to call it that based on the obvious AI generated imagery on display, is being called Fighting Soulja: Draco Edition. Soulja Boy's put up a website and everything for it which allows anyone brave enough to play on the site or launch on a platform known as Rosebud.ai - which literally has "AI" written in the URL!
So it's obvious that they're not hiding it, and clicking on it for even a second demonstrates just how bankrupt and stolen this endeavor most certainly is. Right off the bat it's a janky, thrown together mess that's barely playable.
But that's hardly unexpected when he's had ventures in a PlayStation Portable knock-off, and a series of game consoles that promoted playing stolen games before running into a whole host of likely legal issues. Churning out an AI slop game is probably less blatant in that respect, but all-around still plagiarizing from existing works.
Like his failed console business, let's hope this game has an equally short shelf life.
Erren Van Duine | Staff Writer Erren is a staff writer for TechRaptor whose writing experience stems from years of helming Nova Crystallis – a website dedicated to everything Square Enix… More about Erren
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