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Try starting smaller. For example, pick a classic interactive fiction game (like Zork) and reproduce it without using a framework.
Focus on learning how to organize your code in ways that make sense to you, and that seem to help you avoid defects in your code.
Use ChatGPT to explain code and give you recommendations rather than having it write code for you. It's a useful tool, but to learn to code well you need to be thinking through the logic of every line of code for yourself. Ask ChatGPT for guidance at only the smallest levels, like how to append an item to an array. Don't try to get it to solve high level problems, think through those yourself.