verify-web3-game-lifecycle

When to use

Use when reviewing or preparing a Web3 game integration for a concrete host, target or release. A completed manifest, local EVM test or explorer badge does not establish a production audit or device acceptance.

Workflow

Resolve the host Web3 policy and selected engine. Read .web3/CONTRACT.md, the exact host dependency/tool locks, deployed code/ABI identities and applicable source reviews. Use local commands/web3-game.sh doctor to expose declared/unverified prerequisites without connecting services or installing tools.

Select relevant claims from the lifecycle evidence checklist. Test meaningful state sequences across multiple actors, including unauthorized changes, callbacks, transferred inventory, competing purchases, replay, cancellation, replacement, reorganization and interrupted reconciliation. Preserve counterexamples; a suite that only reverts or repeats getters does not prove supply/settlement invariants.

Use explicitly provisioned local compiler/EVM tools for reproducible algorithm tests, then the separately authorized selected chain/wallet/target. Local forks and supplied callbacks have limits; label them accurately. Verify signer/caller restrictions in actual code and refresh evidence after relevant proxy, account/delegation, operator, registry or configuration changes.

Review the full user flow with the selected engine owner: wallet choice, chain/account changes, exact intent, rejection/timeout, lifecycle and cleanup, truthful ownership, match eligibility and trade outcomes. Browser evidence cannot certify a packaged MAUI/native return flow. Check the actual distribution channel's current NFT/payment rules before release.

Output

Return the exact source/configuration/tool/chain/target identities and an acceptance matrix with actual evidence, unknowns and independent findings. Keep contract correctness, bytecode correspondence, chain assurance, wallet/device QA, game quality, human acceptance and public release separate. Do not turn unavailable evidence into a simulated pass or inherit permission for signing, deployment, fees or publication.