Polyscape Partners With LivAI to Bring AI Agents Into Game QA and IP Supervision
Polyscape is selling AI that walks through a game and audits it against its own settings and the law, which pushes generative AI past draft assistance into compliance review, a role studios have kept with people.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Polyscape, the company behind the AI QA tool PolyQA and the games MISTROGUE and NAMAKORIUM, announced a partnership with C&R Group's LivAI on October 19, 2026. Polyscape designs and builds AI agents and handles implementation; LivAI covers consulting, human resource development, governance design, and workplace adoption. The stated targets are QA and balancing through play log analysis, checking whether a game's actual behavior matches its master data, and legal checks against premium labeling rules, the Payment Services Act, and platform terms.
The scope is wider than QA labor. In the partnership's example, AI plays the game, collects logs, and compares what actually happens with the master data. The same play-through is used to check compliance with the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations, the Payment Services Act, and platform terms of service.
Polyscape says PolyQA has cut QA man-hours by 75% and planning costs to one-hundredth, and that AI-based IP supervision reproduced 80% of human accuracy at flagging issues. LivAI handles the consulting side: governance design, training, and embedding the tools in each work's production policy.
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