A2Z GameSpec-Bench: How Faithfully Can Coding Agents Generate Games from Game Design Specifications?
A2Z GameSpec-Bench tests whether coding agents faithfully implement 100 long-form game design documents.
A2Z GameSpec-Bench contains 100 long-form Game Design Documents converted into fixed, dependency-aware contracts of rules, constraints, and prerequisites. Faithfulness is judged by source-code inspection plus agent-generated policies for scenario replay and adaptive playtesting. Current coding agents struggle to jointly satisfy interdependent requirements across implementation and actual play. Requirement-specific feedback improves GDD Fidelity by 10.9% relative to self-revision after two rounds.
- Benchmark includes 100 long-form game design documents
- Contracts encode rules, constraints, and prerequisite relations
- Judging uses code inspection plus adaptive playtesting
- Requirement feedback lifts fidelity 10.9% over self-revision
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Delegating complete application development to coding agents requires preserving the intended design rather than simply producing plausible outputs through naive prompting. Game development provides a demanding testbed, as long-form Game Design Documents (GDDs) describe requirements that must work together across game logic, visual rendering, and player interactions.
By Seonho Lee, Wonryeol Jeong, Alberto Cereser · huggingface.co
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