In game testing, committing to a new automation tool can feel like a leap of faith. This article explores how a focused proof of concept with AltTester® lets you try out a game testing solution on a small scale – evaluating its ability to reduce repetitive manual testing tasks, improve accuracy, and uncover elusive bugs – without the pressure of a full-scale commitment.
AltTester® will be participating in GDC 2025. Whether you’re looking to improve your testing process or bring a new edge to your development strategy, let’s chat about how AltTester® can step in for you and your team.
We’re excited to announce the release of AltTester® 2.2.3, bringing important fixes and improvements to enhance your testing experience! What’s new in v2.2.3? ✅ Fixed recorded script indentation – Say goodbye to formatting issues in your recorded scripts.✅ Fixed Swipe command on Java – Now correctly uses the actual variable name instead of the path … read more
Twenty-twenty-five started on a roll with lots of things to dive into. Our team has been working on some fine-tuning tasks to keep AltTester® as your reliable and efficient go-to solution for game testing. From fixing bugs and solving some connectivity issues to adding some new features, let’s go through our key updates for the … read more
With our latest release, we are introducing the new AltTester® SDK for testing games and apps developed in Unreal Engine and the long-awaited support for the UI Toolkit in Unity. Additionally, we made a few changes to our licensing policy. Check out more details in the article.
As the CTO and the person who originally developed the first version of AltTester®, I wanted to share a few thoughts on our journey, where we’ve been, and where we’re heading. This isn’t just a reflection on the past—it’s a look at how we’re adapting to continue delivering value to the game QA and development … read more
Running tests from the Recorder is a new feature that was introduced in AltTester® Desktop in version 2.1.2. It allows users to replay the test previously recorded directly from the app. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of recording and then running a test directly in AltTester® Desktop, which will help you streamline the testing work on your game development project.
We’re excited to announce that AltTester® now supports executing end-to-end tests for games running on the Nintendo Switch™! 🕹️ That’s right — game testing on one of the most popular gaming consoles is now possible, exclusively available as part of our Enterprise package.
From August 21 to 25, Gamescom is set to be an incredible gathering of the game development industry’s experienced and emerging names. We caught up with three key members of the AltTester® team – Alex Rotaru (CEO), Ru Cindrea (CTO), and Dolly Pente (Implementation Manager) to get their insights on what’s new with AltTester® and their expectations for the upcoming days of networking and innovation at the conference.
We have good news for you! AltTester® 2.1.2 is here, offering the possibility to replay your recorded test. We also added a simple way to set text for the appropriate objects and some improvements in how asserts are recorded.