Introducing AltTester® Unity SDK v2.3.1 & AltTester® Unreal SDK v1.2.1
This release brings improvements and new features to both the Unity and Unreal SDKs, making your mobile and web testing workflows smoother.
Tag: Unreal Test Automation
AltTester® 2.2.7 release: Unity update and bug fixes for AltTester® Desktop
At AltTester®, we’re constantly improving the tools you rely on for test automation. Our latest release focuses on enhancing reliability, communication clarity, and security — ensuring a smoother experience for every developer and QA engineer using AltTester® in their testing workflow. What’s new in this release Fixed news banner behavior We resolved a bug where … read more
AltTester® Unreal SDK 1.1.2 is now available
This release introduced several new features to enhance interaction with the game and a number of key issues were resolved to improve the SDK’s reliability and stability.
AltTester® 2.2.4 is here with updates for Desktop, Unity SDK, and Unreal SDK
We are excited to announce the launch of AltTester® 2.2.4, packed with handy new features, some improvements, and some behind‑the‑scenes fixes that we know you’ll appreciate.
AltTester® at GDC 2025: Let’s take game testing to the next level
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.
AltTester® 2.2.2 is now available: BrowserStack on mobile, FindObjectFromObject, Recorder enhancement, and 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
AltTester® 2.2 release – UI Toolkit & Support for Unreal Engine
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.