arXiv Machine Learning By Jiang Jun

OpenBlock: Constructive and Verified Content Generation for Adaptive Tile-Matching Games

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OpenBlock is an open, adaptive tile‑matching platform that uses a dual‑track content‑generation system: a deterministic rule‑based generator and an optional learned generator, both verified to ensure every piece set is fully placeable. A self‑play reinforcement‑learning agent diagnoses that long‑bar pieces become largely unplaceable at high board fill, indicating board‑state degeneration rather than difficulty drives late‑game failure. In live play, the learned track improves day‑1 retention by 1.8 percentage points and session duration by 7% compared to the rule track alone.

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