Qwen 3.6 27B vs Gemma 4 31B - making Packman game!

This is the full specific prompt. It took few hours to tune Use only HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and one full-page canvas. No external libraries, assets, images, fonts, sprites, or audio. Everything must be drawn procedurally on canvas and run immediately in a browser. Create the maze programmatically instead of writing a large ASCII maze. Generate a compact classic Pac-Man-style rectangular maze grid in code, around 21 columns by 21 rows. The maze must be symmetrical, connected, fully playable, and not oversized. Use code-defined tile types for wall, path, pellet, power pellet, ghost spawn, Pac-Man spawn, and fruit spawn. The map must have one connected playable path network, no separated chunks, no unreachable pellets, no invalid row lengths, and no entities spawning inside walls. The canvas must fill the window. The maze must always be fully visible, centered, and scaled to fit. Reserve HUD space at the top. Calculate tile size dynamically from canvas size and maze dimensions using the smaller of availableWidth divided by columns and availableHeight divided by rows. Never hardcode a tile size that can push the maze off-screen. Implement title, playing, paused, life lost, level complete, and game over states. Title screen shows “PAC-MAN: NEON MAZE”, controls, and “Press Enter or Tap to Start”. Game over shows final score, high score, and “Press Enter or Tap to Restart”. Controls are Arrow Keys or WASD to move, P to pause, Enter to start or restart, tap to start or restart, and swipe to move on mobile. Pac-Man must move smoothly tile-to-tile, continue until blocked, support queued turns, turn only when centered on a valid tile, never move diagonally, never jitter, never clip through walls, never get stuck, wrap through side tunnels, spawn near the lower-center of the maze, and reset there after life loss. Add four ghosts with reliable simple pathfinding. Red chases Pac-Man, pink targets ahead of Pac-Man, cyan uses offset or random targeting, and orange alternates chase and wander. Ghosts spawn in a central ghost house, leave after staggered delays, stay on walkable tiles, choose valid directions at intersections, avoid reversing unless necessary, and never freeze. If no best path exists, choose any valid direction. Power pellets activate power mode: +50 points, blue-white flash, shockwave, ghosts turn blue and edible, final 2 seconds flash blue and white. Duration starts at 8 seconds and has a 3-second minimum. Eating ghosts gives 200, 400, 800, and 1600 points, turns them into eyes, sends them back to the ghost house, then respawns them. Scoring is pellet +10, power pellet +50, fruit +500, ghost chain +200/+400/+800/+1600. Add a quick-pellet combo multiplier that resets after a delay. Store high score in localStorage safely. Player starts with 3 lives. Normal ghost collision loses one life. If lives remain, reset Pac-Man and ghosts but keep collected pellets, with brief invulnerability. If lives reach 0, show game over. Restart fully resets the game. Eating all pellets advances level, refills pellets, resets entities, and increases ghost speed. Fruit occasionally spawns near the maze center, times out, does not block movement, gives +500, particle burst, and floating score popup. Visuals must be polished: dark arcade background, neon-blue glowing maze walls, glowing pellets, glowing power pellets, animated chomping Pac-Man, animated ghosts with eyes and wavy bottoms, trails, particles, shockwaves, floating scores, screen shake, red damage flash, blue-white power flash, level transition flash, background particles, and canvas-only bloom. HUD shows score, high score, lives, level, combo, and power timer when active. It must remain readable and not overlap the maze. Use requestAnimationFrame with delta time. Limit particles. Avoid console errors, undefined variables, infinite loops, NaN positions, unreachable pellets, broken wrapping, broken pause/restart, broken pathfinding, stuck movement, wall clipping, and external resource loading. Before outputting, verify the generated maze is connected, all pellets are reachable, the board is centered, entities spawn on walkable tiles, movement works immediately, and the game is playable. Output only the complete HTML code. Use only HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and one full-page canvas. No external libraries, assets, images, fonts, sprites, or audio. Everything must be drawn procedurally on canvas and run immediately in a browser. Create the maze programmatically instead of writing a large ASCII maze. Generate a compact classic Pac-Man-style rectangular maze grid in code, around 21 columns by 21 rows. The maze must be symmetrical, connected, fully playable, and not oversized. Use code-defined tile types for wall, path, pellet, power pellet, ghost spawn, Pac-Man spawn, and fruit spawn. The map must have one connected playable path network, no separated chunks, no unreachable pellets, no invalid row lengths, and no entities spawning inside walls. The canvas must fill the window. The maze must always be fully visible, centered, and scaled to fit. Reserve HUD space at the top. Calculate tile size dynamically from canvas size and maze dimensions using the smaller of availableWidth divided by columns and availableHeight divided by rows. Never hardcode a tile size that can push the maze off-screen. Implement title, playing, paused, life lost, level complete, and game over states. Title screen shows “PAC-MAN: NEON MAZE”, controls, and “Press Enter or Tap to Start”. Game over shows final score, high score, and “Press Enter or Tap to Restart”. Controls are Arrow Keys or WASD to move, P to pause, Enter to start or restart, tap to start or restart, and swipe to move on mobile. Pac-Man must move smoothly tile-to-tile, continue until blocked, support queued turns, turn only when centered on a valid tile, never move diagonally, never jitter, never clip through walls, never get stuck, wrap through side tunnels, spawn near the lower-center of the maze, and reset there after life loss. Add four ghosts with reliable simple pathfinding. Red chases Pac-Man, pink targets ahead of Pac-Man, cyan uses offset or random targeting, and orange alternates chase and wander. Ghosts spawn in a central ghost house, leave after staggered delays, stay on walkable tiles, choose valid directions at intersections, avoid reversing unless necessary, and never freeze. If no best path exists, choose any valid direction. Power pellets activate power mode: +50 points, blue-white flash, shockwave, ghosts turn blue and edible, final 2 seconds flash blue and white. Duration starts at 8 seconds and has a 3-second minimum. Eating ghosts gives 200, 400, 800, and 1600 points, turns them into eyes, sends them back to the ghost house, then respawns them. Scoring is pellet +10, power pellet +50, fruit +500, ghost chain +200/+400/+800/+1600. Add a quick-pellet combo multiplier that resets after a delay. Store high score in localStorage safely. Player starts with 3 lives. Normal ghost collision loses one life. If lives remain, reset Pac-Man and ghosts but keep collected pellets, with brief invulnerability. If lives reach 0, show game over. Restart fully resets the game. Eating all pellets advances level, refills pellets, resets entities, and increases ghost speed. Fruit occasionally spawns near the maze center, times out, does not block movement, gives +500, particle burst, and floating score popup. Visuals must be polished: dark arcade background, neon-blue glowing maze walls, glowing pellets, glowing power pellets, animated chomping Pac-Man, animated ghosts with eyes and wavy bottoms, trails, particles, shockwaves, floating scores, screen shake, red damage flash, blue-white power flash, level transition flash, background particles, and canvas-only bloom. HUD shows score, high score, lives, level, combo, and power timer when active. It must remain readable and not overlap the maze. Use requestAnimationFrame with delta time. Limit particles. Avoid console errors, undefined variables, infinite loops, NaN positions, unreachable pellets, broken wrapping, broken pause/restart, broken pathfinding, stuck movement, wall clipping, and external resource loading. Before outputting, verify the generated maze is connected, all pellets are reachable, the board is centered, entities spawn on walkable tiles, movement works immediately, and the game is playable. Output only the complete HTML code.Create a single standalone HTML file for a complete playable Pac-Man-inspired neon arcade game. Output only final HTML code, with no explanations, no markdown, and no text outside the code.