A game needs its own controls and sound effects. Its music does not need another backend.
Try it before you integrate it.
The small demo runs on Woodhouse. Its browser client, station programme and public music come from LoftwahFM, a separate origin. Move the player and trigger an effect, then press Play FM music. Pause or mute the music and the game still works. Nothing plays on arrival.
The game stays in charge.
The versioned radio client supplies station selection and playback state. Your game keeps its own audio controls, effects, saved preferences and fallback when the network is unavailable. Use your existing audio manager rather than growing a second music system.
Use the public quick-start and copyable agent brief
A useful prototype, with a clear boundary.
This is a public-streaming proof of concept using the existing catalogue and client 1.2.0. The independent host demonstrates the connection. It is not a customer adoption, a promise of offline music, or permission to redistribute tracks. Human listening and physical-device acceptance are separate from browser playback checks.
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