In the bustling world of mobile gaming, prototypes reign as a critical element in the game development process. They serve as a proving ground, enabling you to experiment with ideas, fine-tune components, and significantly save both time and financial resources. However, only 2% of our annual playtests run on PlaytestCloud...
Brace yourself for an industry-changing upgrade: our AI-Powered Analysis feature! With our new feature that can annotate and summarize playtests automatically, immediately showing the key points of your playtest recording along with a summary.
At PlaytestCloud we strive to make our playtesting tools accessible to studios of all sizes, regardless of their budget, offering various subscription plans and pricing options to cater to the diverse needs of every team.
Our Research Operations Team utilizes our platform to run close to 4.000 playtests a year, with no project being too big or too small PlaytestCloud is more than a service for playtesting: we're also a platform for any type of games user research–be it unmoderated, moderated,...
Meet the marketing team that helps PlaytestCloud and game studios learn all there is to know about games user research.
When it comes to navigating the intricate world of game testing and user research, Hannah Mattil, the Team Lead of Research Operations at PlaytestCloud, has a few years of experience under her belt. With the department formerly known as Project Management currently undergoing a significant rebranding, now changing its name...
We're now halfway through 2023, and what a year it's been! As we continue to grow here at PlaytestCloud, it's also time to look back and think... how was 2022? What were the biggest numbers for our team throughout that time? What made it...
The first time I sat down for a live playtest, I was petrified. I was unsure how to build rapport, when to jump in to ask questions and the atmosphere must have been very tense for the unfortunate player stuck with me. Overcoming my fear was worth it though -...
PlaytestCloud has recently added moderated tests to its toolkit, in addition to traditional unmoderated research. However developers I speak to are often unsure which is appropriate for them, or how best to use them to test their games.
