gds-e2e-scaffold

Setting up E2E testing infrastructure involves scaffolding a reusable GameE2ETestFixture, a fluent ScenarioBuilder, an InputSimulator, and AsyncAssert utilities to validate core gameplay loops, scene transitions, and input handling.

Automating end-to-end tests across engines requires engine-agnostic scaffolding with specific support for Unity, Unreal, and Godot, enabling you to bootstrap tests that validate scene loading and player journeys consistently.

You can simulate player input in automated tests by using the scaffolded InputSimulator component, which is specifically designed to handle input events for validating core gameplay loops and player journeys.

Testing scene transitions automatically is achieved by bootstrapping reliable E2E tests using the ScenarioBuilder and GameE2ETestFixture, which validate scene loading and player journeys across different engine project structures.

This E2E test scaffolding supports custom game engine projects by providing engine-agnostic infrastructure alongside Unity, Unreal, and Godot support, plus guidance for project-specific customization.