Games Testing

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Game testing is an important step in ensuring maximum performance and quality in the final output.The goal of game testing is to find defects and keep track of software products' documentation. Here are seven steps to game testing techniques. 

1.Functionality testing 

2.Combination  testing 

3. Ad Hoc testing 

4.Compatibility testing 

5.Clean room tree  testing 

6.Regression  testing 

7.Performance  testing 

I have learned that in this modern world, technological advancement is a constant, and the games business is frequently at the forefront of technological advancement. However, one must first acknowledge the need for so many tests, so that they will aid in the correction of important faults and make one's life more convenient.

In this video the guy recommends  to start game testing as soon as you have a working prototype. I agree, at the beginning when I was creating my game I did not game test which lead me to start over again.


Bibliography

How to play test

7 different type of game testing 


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