Once Gamescom wrapped, on the train back to the airport, we started the usual: what went well, what was different from last year, what we could have done better, what to do differently next year. The conversation stayed with me longer than the trip did. In the days after, I kept coming back to a handful of points, trying to go deeper into their meaning. In this article, I want to touch on those aspects and why I think they matter.
AltTester® is heading to Gamescom 2026 in Cologne. Connect with us via LinkedIn or Meet2Match to book a meeting with the team.
Starting July 1st, 2026, we’re updating AltTester® Pro pricing and making some changes to how our plans are structured.
In shortYou use the LLM once, at generation time, to author the tests. What you keep is a deterministic test suite that runs with no model in the loop: no tokens at runtime, nothing decided mid-run, the same result every time. Lots of QA teams are exploring AI-assisted testing right now. Many of the solutions … read more
On July 1st, AltTester® subscriptions are getting a price increase. I wanted to share a bit of context before the pricing page goes live, because there’s a bit of a story behind it. A lot has happened on the product side this past year. We shipped the AI Extension with the MCP server, then the … read more
Introducing the AltTester® CLI — shipping with AltTester® Desktop 2.3.2. Game object discovery, input simulation, state inspection, Robot Framework execution, all exposed as commands your AI agents and pipelines can call directly. No GUI, no manual steps, no bottlenecks.
In this tutorial, we walk you through how to enable Secure Mode using Secure WebSocket (WSS) in AltTester® — so your test communication stays encrypted from end to end.
Many teams start a PoC with good intentions and end up three months in with nothing concrete to show for it. The difference between an evaluation that drifts and one that builds a real foundation comes down to structure: a defined scope, a realistic deadline, and a clear sense of what you’re trying to learn. This is a practical guide to running a PoC that gives you something you can actually build on.
Starting with this release, the AltTester® Community plan is no longer available as a self-serve product. Access is granted exclusively to eligible users, on request. At the same time, we’re extending the free trial period from 14 to 30 days, giving everyone more time to get started with AltTester® before deciding on the right plan.
This release brings improvements and new features to both the Unity and Unreal SDKs, making your mobile and web testing workflows smoother.