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Building the first multimodal agents to play and test games.
Backed by Y Combinator · a16z Speedrun
nunu.ai is building the first multimodal agent to test and play games. We infuse AI agents into the game development process, starting at QA all the way to player simulation.
nunu.ai provides AI agents for game testing, performing end-to-end QA tasks at scale. The platform emphasizes non-technical setup, human-like interaction, multi-platform support, and real-time dashboards to automate repetitive testing and experimentation.
Users describe their desired task in plain English and the AI agents interact with devices as humans (touch, keyboard, mouse) to perform tests. The platform runs tasks across PC and mobile devices (iOS/Android), with optional lightweight SDK integration. Features include real-time dashboards and reports, multi-agent collaboration for complex/workflow testing, infrastructure hosted on consumer hardware, SOC 2 compliant security, and options for dedicated devices or integration with users' infrastructure. Plans include self-serve Starter and Build Your Plan with credits, device pools, build storage, SDK/API access, and optional add-ons like Dedicated Device or Windows device support.
Who it’s for: Game developers, QA teams, and studios (indie to AAA) looking to automate game testing and QA flows at scale
Pricing page with multiple plans, credits-based usage, enterprise options, and product features; mentions of real-device testing infrastructure and security/compliance signals
co-founder @ nunu.ai, mostly digging through game engines at the moment. Also have a great interest in security and worked as a pentester.
Building the first multimodal AI agents to help create better games
Nunu.ai builds multimodal AI agents that test and play games to automate QA and player simulation, starting with QA and expanding to broader game development tasks. The agents can play, reason, adapt to any game with minimal retraining, provide explainable reports, and allow real-time interaction with studios.
From the original launch (Dec 2023) — may be outdated.
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