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Regression Games Unity Bots

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A demo of bots and our replay feature

What is Regression Games Unity Bots?

Regression Games Unity Bots is an SDK that makes it easy to implement automated tests for your game. It provides a variety of tools for regression testing, from robust input playback to LLM-powered bot-creation interfaces.

Some of the main features include:

  • Instant data extraction - begin analyzing game state immediately, no coding required!
  • A variety of bot strategies, from simple rule-based MonoBehaviours to complex behavior trees
  • A Smart Playback tool that records gameplay and applies automated validations on replay
  • An in-game bot management overlay for easy control over bots and recording features

View the full documentation at docs.regression.gg

Quick Start - Add the package

In the Unity Editor, open the Package Manager by navigating to Window > Package Manager. Then add a new package with + > Add package from git URL and paste the following URL:

https://github.com/Regression-Games/RGUnityBots.git?path=src/gg.regression.unity.bots#v0.0.30

Once the package has been added, restart the Unity Editor and create an account at https://play.regression.gg. Visit our documentation site to get started!

FAQ

Does this work with CI/CD pipelines?

It does! Visit our tutorial on using GitHub Actions and GameCI for more info.

What languages do you support?

All of our tools are based in C#. Bots handwritten using our API are defined as C# Monobehaviours, and our various tools (code, low-code, and no-code) either present C# to the user or execute C# under-the-hood.

Does this package cost money?

This package is free to use, but this is also an early preview of a much grander vision for our bot/agent platform. Access to more advanced tools around bot management, CI/CD, advanced templates, and other features will likely be paid for in the future.