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Playtesting and Navigation: Explaining the Yellow Paint Controversy
Perhaps nothing has been more hotly debated within the gaming community than the color yellow. From a Tweet that picked up more than 18 million views to thousands of messages on Reddit and Resetera, the debate over yellow design cues in video games rages on. This time, it’s the...
A/B Playtesting with PlaytestCloud
A/B playtesting is a methodical way to compare two different builds or versions of your game by having players experience both. The feedback gathered offers insights into various elements such as game mechanics, interface design, and overall user satisfaction.
Introducing: Live Playtesting at PlaytestCloud
Live Playtesting is a remote moderated research tool allowing you to join video calls with players as they playtest their games.
Defining Our Customer Success Team
Meet our dedicated team whose goal is to help you use PlaytestCloud the best way you can.
PlaytestCloud Survey Templates
Check-out our 21 survey templates, designed to address specific research goals and study types.
The Important Role of Playtesting
In game development, understanding the nuances of player engagement and game mechanics is crucial. Michael Heywood, the co-founder of Included Games, recently shared the transformative role of playtesting with PlaytestCloud.
Use Your Own Survey Tool With PlaytestCloud
At PlaytestCloud we've made it easy for game studios to use the survey tools they already love during their survey efforts, including Alchemer, SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, and Typeform.
Leveraging AI-Powered Analysis in Game User Research
In the rapidly evolving world of game development, new technologies that can potentially revolutionize the way we work are constantly emerging. Every month, sometimes even every week, there’s some new tool, feature or framework that can potentially alter the way games are made, released and, of course, playtested. One...