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GameHorizon measures play across time horizons

What's this about?

GameHorizon supplies aligned video, actions and instructions from expert gameplay, then compares offline answers with stepwise online performance.

What exactly is a time horizon?

It is how long a plan must remain coherent: a single action, a short sequence or a distant objective. Longer horizons compound perception and control errors.

Why does this matter?

Author-reported preprint; 35 HF upvotes at fetch time.
  1. Offline scores can be checked against real play.
  2. Stepwise tests localise where a long plan failed.
  3. Twenty-one games are broad but not the full diversity of interactive worlds.
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