KJPIGG

The visual presentation is strong and clearly communicates the score, level, lines, and next-piece features in both desktop and mobile layouts. However, the requested live screencast could not be obtained because the participant session was no longer reachable, so the interactive scoring, preview-transition, and hard-drop flows remain visually unverified.

The visual presentation is strong and clearly communicates the score, level, lines, and next-piece features in both desktop and mobile layouts. However, the requested live screencast could not be obtained because the participant session was no longer reachable, so the interactive scoring, preview-transition, and hard-drop flows remain visually unverified.

The visual presentation is strong and clearly communicates the score, level, lines, and next-piece features in both desktop and mobile layouts. However, the requested live screencast could not be obtained because the participant session was no longer reachable, so the interactive scoring, preview-transition, and hard-drop flows remain visually unverified.

Desktop presentation is polished and the ghost/hold/pause implementation is visible in the build evidence, but the required completion flag is missing and no screencast could be collected because the participant session was unreachable. The supplied mobile capture visibly clips the game and does not show touch play.

Desktop presentation is polished and the ghost/hold/pause implementation is visible in the build evidence, but the required completion flag is missing and no screencast could be collected because the participant session was unreachable. The supplied mobile capture visibly clips the game and does not show touch play.

Desktop presentation is polished and the ghost/hold/pause implementation is visible in the build evidence, but the required completion flag is missing and no screencast could be collected because the participant session was unreachable. The supplied mobile capture visibly clips the game and does not show touch play.

Core polish features appear implemented, but the required .ololo/tetris-polish-done.md flag is absent. Mobile evidence shows horizontal overflow, and the supplied frame capture does not prove the full required interactive flow.

No tests are present to validate the new features; this leaves the implementation unguarded against regressions.

The gameplay foundations and ghost/hold/pause logic are present, but the phone flow is not actually exposed: .touch is permanently hidden. The required .ololo/tetris-polish-done.md marker is also absent, so the submission is not complete.

The gameplay foundations and ghost/hold/pause logic are present, but the phone flow is not actually exposed: .touch is permanently hidden. The required .ololo/tetris-polish-done.md marker is also absent, so the submission is not complete.

The game works and includes ghost, hold, pause, and touch‑friendly UI, but the code mixes concerns in one file. For better maintainability, consider splitting data/state, game logic, and rendering into separate modules.

Core piece and board state lives in one module, but capture/auto logic ships alongside the game and alters the normal data flow. The required completion artifact is absent.

The implementation contains interactive polish and captured artifacts, but the workflow engineering is effectively undocumented and unautomated; add concise agent instructions, a verification command, and the required completion note.

A sensible, compact vanilla-game architecture with good function-level separation, though the core remains a tightly coupled single module.

The code appears to implement all requested mechanics and the done note is present, but the required screencast evidence is missing. The supplied stills demonstrate the UI, next preview, and controls, not the interactive score, level, preview-transition, or hard-drop flows.

No agent configuration is present; the repo is essentially just the product code. Provide an AGENTS.md or similar with clear run/verify steps and reusable scripts to improve the agentic score.

Readable arcade implementation with good decomposition and centralized row scoring, but shared state, implicit queue semantics, capture-specific gameplay mutation, and extra soft-drop scoring make future changes riskier.

Readable arcade implementation with good decomposition and centralized row scoring, but shared state, implicit queue semantics, capture-specific gameplay mutation, and extra soft-drop scoring make future changes riskier.

Strong centralized game data flow and correctly shared next-piece state, but remove the soft-drop bonus because the contract says the pinned row-clear table is the game's only scoring formula.

No tests or required screencast artifact were provided, so regressions in the requested flows would not be caught.

Readable small implementation with sensible decomposition, but preview sequencing and game-over presentation appear incomplete, and state assumptions plus surprising bag mutation reduce maintainability.

Readable small implementation with sensible decomposition, but preview sequencing and game-over presentation appear incomplete, and state assumptions plus surprising bag mutation reduce maintainability.

Clear and appropriately sized three-file layout with sensible helper-function boundaries, but the main JavaScript still fuses state, rendering, input, and timing into one browser-coupled module.

No automated tests are present; the submission relies solely on manual interaction.

Core gameplay is mostly implemented, but the required screencast evidence is absent and game over is visually blank because the overlay canvas has no message. Fix the overlay and next-piece queue, then provide the requested end-to-end recording.

The implementation keeps shape and colour definitions in one place and avoids duplicated data, but mixes data access with game logic and rendering, preventing a higher data‑layer separation score.

A functional, compact repository is present, but it provides essentially no agent-oriented instructions, verification workflow, automation, or guardrails.