Nunu
Nunu.ai uses AI agents to automate end-to-end game testing at scale on 60+ real devices. Write instructions in plain English with no coding required.
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What is Nunu?
nunu.ai is an AI-powered game QA automation platform that uses autonomous AI agents to test games and software the way humans do. Instead of writing code-based test scripts, users describe what they want to test in plain English, and AI agents interact with the device by observing the screen and using touch, keyboard, or mouse inputs. This creates a true black-box testing experience that requires no SDKs, integrations, or accessibility IDs.
Key features include end-to-end game testing at scale, real-time dashboards with detailed reports and session recordings, multi-platform support for PC and mobile (iOS and Android), and multiplayer simulation where multiple agents can communicate and collaborate. The platform offers dedicated infrastructure hosted on consumer hardware, test plans with scheduled runs, SDK and API access, and enterprise-grade security with SOC 2 compliance. AI agents adapt to game changes without human intervention, eliminating the need to maintain breaking scripts.
nunu.ai is designed for game studios ranging from small studios to AAA developers, QA teams, mobile and PC game developers, and companies conducting app QA, market research, or compliance checks. It helps teams automate regression testing, competitor research, bug detection, and complex workflows. The platform is already used by QA teams at studios including Warner Brothers, Scopely, and Roboto Games, helping them reduce QA costs by up to 50% on manual work.
Nunu pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
nunu.ai offers three pricing tiers: Starter ($0) includes 2,000 one-time credits, real device access, full platform access, 5 GB build storage, session recordings and detailed reports, with no commitment and upgrade anytime. Build Your Plan ($200/month) includes 20,000 monthly credits (up to ~40 hours of agent work), 1 concurrent device (first one free), guaranteed device allocation from 60+ real devices across iOS and Android, full platform access with all features and integrations, test plans and scheduled runs, 100 GB build storage, SDK access, MCP and API access, early access to new features, bug review and known issue tracking, and Slack support. Enterprise plan is customizable ('let's chat') and includes everything in self-serve plus allowing agents to use your infrastructure, white glove support with dedicated Slack channel, and guaranteed SLAs and ZDRs. Add-ons include Dedicated Device ($500/month for a private persistent device) and Windows Devices (custom pricing via consultation).
Nunu pros
- No coding or technical expertise required - write tests in plain English
- Save up to 50% on manual work costs through automation
- 24/7 availability with agents working around the clock
- Easy setup - get started instantly with no integration required
- True black-box testing - agents use devices like humans via screen observation
- Multi-platform support for PC, iOS, and Android devices
- Minimal maintenance - agents adapt to game changes without human intervention
- Dedicated infrastructure hosted on consumer hardware with no setup required
- Multiplayer testing with multiple agents communicating and collaborating
- Real-time dashboards with detailed reports and session recordings
- SOC 2 compliant with enterprise-grade security practices
- 60+ real devices available across iOS and Android to pick from
- SDK and API access for custom integrations
- Test plans with scheduled runs and cron jobs support
- Early access to new features for paid plans
- Slack support included for bug review and issue tracking
- Console support coming soon for expanded platform coverage
Nunu cons
- Runs on real devices subject to availability limitations
- Starter plan only includes one-time 2,000 credits with no recurring credits
- Build Your Plan starts at $200/month which may be expensive for small studios
- Only 1 concurrent device included in the $200/month plan
- Dedicated Device add-on costs $500/month extra
- Windows devices require 'let's chat' consultation rather than instant access
- Agents still have limitations with complex tasks like constructing large coherent buildings
- Does not yet excel at discovering optimal boss fight strategies
- Console support is not yet available, only coming soon
- Device allocation guaranteed only for paid plans, not Starter
Frequently asked questions about Nunu
What is nunu.ai and what does it do?
nunu.ai is an AI-powered game QA automation platform that uses autonomous AI agents to test games and software the way humans do. Users write instructions in plain English without coding, and AI agents interact with devices by observing the screen and using touch, keyboard, or mouse. The platform automates end-to-end game testing, regression testing, competitor analysis, market research, and compliance checks at scale.
Do I need to code or have technical expertise to use nunu.ai?
No coding or technical expertise is required. Users describe what they want to do in plain English, and the AI handles the rest. Test cases are written in natural language like 'Craft a pickaxe' or 'play the tutorial', making it accessible to non-technical team members from developers to artists.
What platforms does nunu.ai support?
nunu.ai supports PC and mobile devices including iOS and Android. Console support is coming soon. The platform also offers Windows devices for PC games, desktop apps, and cross-platform workflows through custom enterprise consultation.
How much does nunu.ai cost?
nunu.ai offers a free Starter plan with 2,000 one-time credits, a Build Your Plan at $200/month with 20,000 monthly credits (up to ~40 hours of agent work), and a customizable Enterprise plan. Add-ons include Dedicated Device at $500/month and Windows Devices with custom pricing.
Can nunu.ai agents test multiplayer games?
Yes, nunu.ai supports multiplayer testing by creating tasks where multiple agents communicate and collaborate. This is ideal for multiplayer testing and complex workflows where agent interaction needs to be simulated.
Do I need to integrate an SDK to use nunu.ai?
No SDKs, integrations, or accessibility IDs are required. Agents work through pixels, keyboard, and mouse exactly like a human would, enabling true black-box testing. However, users can integrate a lightweight SDK if they want to go further.
How do AI agents handle game updates or changes?
Unlike traditional script-based testing that breaks on every change, nunu.ai's AI agents adapt to game changes without any human intervention. This means minimal maintenance is required compared to maintaining scripts that constantly break.
What results and reports does nunu.ai provide?
Users get real-time dashboards with detailed reports and insights. For every executed test, the platform provides gameplay recordings with all necessary details for reproducibility including the AI agent's full reasoning, exact actions taken (keyboard/mouse/controller input), error logs, and test reports. Instant bug notifications can be sent through Slack or Jira.
Is nunu.ai secure for enterprise use?
Yes, nunu.ai uses the latest security practices and is SOC 2 compliant, following all relevant regulations to ensure data is secure. Enterprise plans include guaranteed SLAs and ZDRs with white glove support.
What are the limitations of nunu.ai AI agents?
While AI agents can fulfill broad tasks like crafting items, navigating UIs, performing basic combat, and placing workbenches, they still have limitations. They do not yet excel at constructing large coherent buildings or discovering optimal boss fight strategies. The company is constantly working to improve agent capabilities and increase test coverage overall.