Gaming

Embracing Inclusivity — 5 Accessibility Enablers for Gaming

By considering the diverse needs of players and collaborating with accessibility experts, game developers can create a gaming landscape where every player feels welcome and empowered to explore virtual worlds without limitations.

Testing AR and VR: How Quality Assurance Can Ensure User Satisfaction in Real Life

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are two emerging technologies that enable users to interact with digital content in immersive and interactive ways. But how can we ensure these applications are of high quality and provide optimal user satisfaction through testing?

Navigating the Metaverse: A New Era of Immersive Virtual Reality

Qualitest SVP, Emerging Technologies, Subbiah Muthiah, puts the nascent Metaverse under the microscope to reveal its enormous significance and abundant opportunity, early ecosystems, market trends and likely way forward, including QA test requirements and governance.

Cyberpunk 2077 – How the Game Release Could Have Been Done Better

Let’s take a look at some of the methods CDPR (CD Projekt Red) could have employed to improve the overall experience at launch.

Qualitest delivers unique Managed Crowd Testing Service to Winner.com

The client contacted Qualitest to ensure that the application worked as required for all users across the globe. After evaluating the customer’s requirements, Qualitest created a test approach and solution based on our unique Managed Crowd Testing Service.

Qualitest Implements Managed Crowd Testing Solution for One of the world’s Largest Betting and Gaming Companies

The client contacted Qualitest for assistance in removing restrictions and blocks that their application had encountered. Qualitest implemented our Managed Crowd Testing Services across 15 leading mobile operators in efforts to resolve the issue under real-world conditions.

5 Tips for a Great Crowd Testing Solution in Gaming

“If you are testing software that all kinds of strangers are going to use, then why not use a bunch of strangers to test it.” Paul Herzlich, a software-testing analyst at Ovum, an independent IT industry research institution