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@stephen4 Thanks for the encouragement! If you haven't tried Sunderborn yet and have 15–20 minutes, we'd really value a fresh perspective on the free demo too. We're especially curious whether …
Thanks for taking the time to play Sunderborn and submit the form, CrimmedGaming! Your firsthand feedback is very helpful as we review the opening experience. We appreciate it.
Nice, glad you got a chance to try it out. Hope the feedback helps with the next build!
completed the trial and submitted the doc
Hey man Im new to this whole game design and developing so Id be more than happy to test out your game and all just to see what others have …
Looking for new players to test Sunderborn, a logic puzzle game. As a thank-you, we may send a Steam key to the first 10 especially active testers who provide detailed …
Turning playtester feedback into actionable tasks is always a challenge for developers. I usually suggest grouping comments by mechanic to see where the real friction lies. If you need a …
I would love some feedback for my new game. Brief overview, 12 maps, all unlocked at the moment for testing, 3 ships, 5 stealth/health options each. Multiple superweapons to pick …
Gamers talk. Scores don't lie. I built PHZICAL INST., a free browser-based challenge built around one idea: if you think you're good at games, prove it on the leaderboard. There …
I'm an IT student in an ingeneering school, in High Performence Computation. I have since long ago this idea to recreate MInecraft. By working upon my idea, it became a …
Hello everyone!Link to test https://nonamegame-studio.itch.io/astoria-faber-exitiiWe are NoNameGame Studio, a small Ukrainian indie team working on our first game,Astoria: Faber Exitii.Astoria is a 2D pixel art top-down RPG set in a …
I'd probably use a lightweight "Report an Issue" button that's always available in the pause menu or after a level. Tapping it could automatically capture the current level, device info, …
That's a good point. Community playtesting is often the best option for solo developers because it provides diverse feedback at little cost. I still think there's value in structured testing …
That helps clarify the distinction. For a solo developer, paid playtesting competes with many other uses of a very limited budget, while feedback from players who chose the game themselves …
ecpm_insights wrote: The paid-testing point may be the more relevant problem. If you were paying for outside playtesting, what would you expect to receive: a recorded session with timestamps and …
That makes sense. The distinction between a bug list and a report that explains where the player struggled is useful. Thanks for clarifying.
Hi everyone! Relics of the Abyss — Interactive Showcase I’d like to share Relics of the Abyss, a coordinated dark-fantasy UI art collection created for RPGs, action RPGs, roguelikes and …
I actually haven't paid for professional playtesting yet, so I can't speak from firsthand experience. If I were budgeting for it, I'd be looking for actionable insights rather than just …
The combination of a recorded session and a prioritized report is starting to sound like the most useful deliverable. Have you paid for playtesting before? If so, what did you …
Thanks to both of you for the detailed perspectives. One thing I'm taking away is that, for solo developers, the real value isn't expecting players to produce perfectly documented bug …
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