Play a mobile game round on Android by screen control
The poster says Gemini computer use on Android played a round of Fire Emblem Heroes by reading the screen and moving characters to fight. Task: Suggested implementation: Build an Android app in AI Studio to grant Gemini tool access for opening apps, tapping, swiping, and interacting with XML UI elements. Configure Gemini 3.7 Flash to read the Fire Emblem Heroes screen, recognize turn-based states, and move characters. Human role: Monitor execution to ensure valid moves and prevent menu loops.; tools: Gemini. Human role: Source evidence is unavailable regarding specific human roles or manual interventions during the gameplay.; limitations: Prerequisites include AI Studio access and Android device setup. Expected constraints: Slow execution (1-2 minutes per simple task) and inconsistent computer-use behavior. Source reliability is low as the original post is inaccessible. Human approval required before any real device interaction..
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Overview
The poster says Gemini computer use on Android played a round of Fire Emblem Heroes by reading the screen and moving characters to fight.
Workflow
Suggested implementation: Build an Android app in AI Studio to grant Gemini tool access for opening apps, tapping, swiping, and interacting with XML UI elements. Configure Gemini 3.7 Flash to read the Fire Emblem Heroes screen, recognize turn-based states, and move characters. Human role: Monitor execution to ensure valid moves and prevent menu loops.
Reported result
Outcome unknown due to source access failure (HTTP 403). Proposed acceptance check: Verify if Gemini 3.7 Flash completes one game round without getting stuck in menus, contrasting with previous failures where it tapped randomly. Measure time per turn and move success rate.
Human role
Source evidence is unavailable regarding specific human roles or manual interventions during the gameplay.
Limitations
Prerequisites include AI Studio access and Android device setup. Expected constraints: Slow execution (1-2 minutes per simple task) and inconsistent computer-use behavior. Source reliability is low as the original post is inaccessible. Human approval required before any real device interaction.
Try it
Act as an Android automation engineer. I need to test Gemini 3.7 Flash's computer-use capabilities on a mobile game. Context: We are evaluating AI agent performance in turn-based strategy games. Inputs: [Replaceable: Android device ID], [Replaceable: Game APK or installed app name], [Replaceable: AI Studio project ID]. Steps: 1. Set up an Android automation environment in AI Studio granting Gemini tools for tap, swipe, and XML UI access. 2. Launch [Replaceable: Game Name] and navigate to a battle screen. 3. Instruct Gemini to identify the current turn state and execute one valid move sequence. 4. Log the time taken and any errors encountered. Deliverables: A JSON log of actions taken, screenshots of the game state before/after, and a summary of success/failure. Quality Check: The agent must not get stuck in menus. Success is defined by completing one turn within 3 minutes. Safeguards: Run a dry simulation first. Require my explicit confirmation before executing real taps on the device. If inputs are missing, ask for the specific Android device configuration details.
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