Romain Gauthier (13)Romain Gauthier is a co-founder of Game Conductor. He is a Jack of all trades and previously worked for well known companies like Mozilla and Sauce Labs. During his industry experience spanning more than 10 years across different professions, he developed a taste for advanced automated testing, and a sharp intuition to find the root cause of any bug.
It's no secret the majority of testing in the game industry is done manually. Games can be very complex and since they put the user at the center of the experience, manual testing is key to deliver a good game. Does that mean however automated…
Continue reading...Game Conductor recently shipped with a new important feature: screen recording. Now you can enable screen recording for any run, and watch the resulting video in the test reports. Use this feature to control your Unity automated testing, and make sure the game is rendered…
Continue reading...The Unity Test Framework provides a basic way to write automated tests for your game. While it's fairly easy to test simple game objects with Unity, making sure the user interface works as expected is another story. It's because the UI requires more than unit tests,…
Continue reading...Artificial Intelligence has progressed tremendously to the point we can automate entire categories of tasks. The idea of AI playing a game and automatically finding defects is not new. But is it possible to automate game testing with AI today? Artificial Intelligence is a very…
Continue reading...In the previous post, we went through an introduction to the Unity Test Framework. In this tutorial, we will see the different ways to wait for something to happen during a Unity test. The default Test attribute from NUnit will run the entire test inside…
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