What it does
The signed-out demo replays a maker-recorded game against scripted ghosts. Live AI play is separate and uses a player’s paid account or a local service key.
Playable demos & bots
Watch Jev choose Pac-Man’s turns while a side panel shows its odds, delays and backup decisions.
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The signed-out demo replays a maker-recorded game against scripted ghosts. Live AI play is separate and uses a player’s paid account or a local service key.
Borrow this approach for a game character that must choose between a few directions. Have your developer describe nearby rewards and dangers for each legal move, rather than sending screen images. Show the selected move beside its alternatives so you can inspect the character’s decisions.
Keep a simple backup rule for errors, invalid answers or a two-second wait. The public demo shows a recorded game, so watching it does not test fresh AI decisions. Running live AI play requires paid service access; recorded decisions and backup moves should stay visibly distinct.