What should be tested in an AI-built browser game?

A direct answer, the limits that matter, and a practical way to check the workflow.

Direct answer

Evaluate controls, collision behavior, score persistence and frame time on the target device. Uvilno supports browser games, Canvas, WebGL and its game runtime, but no universal 60fps guarantee follows. A shared leaderboard also needs scoped storage and abuse controls; a local score is not global.

45-word answer · Reviewed 2026-10-27

State the core loop, input scheme, win and loss conditions, restart behavior and accessibility options. Test keyboard and touch separately, then measure frame time during the most demanding scene. A screenshot of a game board is not evidence that its mechanics work.

Decide whether scores are device-local, visitor-private or deliberately published. Public client-submitted scores are not inherently cheat-proof. Cosmetics and a checkout UI are also different from a verified purchase and entitlement service. Keep fictional examples visibly labeled and test network failures without losing the current run.

What to verify.

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Documented behavior and checks the reader can perform
AreaDocumented behaviorYour verification
PlayabilityGames can use the injected browser runtime.Exercise movement, collision, restart and touch input.
PerformanceFrame rate depends on workload and hardware.Measure the demanding scene on a named device.
LeaderboardShared scores require an explicit hosted workflow.Reload and compare results across separate visitors.

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Plan a playable browser survival arcade with keyboard and touch controls, clear restart, pause and reduced-motion behavior. Use the supplied game runtime, separate physics and rendering modules, and show device-local scores honestly. Add a shared leaderboard only through a deliberately scoped hosted collection and describe client-score trust limitations. No live cosmetic purchases.

Preparing a brief does not start generation. Review and send it explicitly; builds use the normal allowance, and source access requires entitlement.

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Preparing the test brief does not invoke a model or create a billable build. Review the draft and explicitly send it to generate; normal usage and source entitlement rules apply.

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