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Airport Crew Simulator
QATestLab tested an airport ground crew simulator, uncovering 170+ bugs across multiple versions and modes, ensuring quality through comprehensive QA and delivering a polished gaming experience.
Customer
The client's platform offers a detailed simulation of ground crew activities at airports. This sophisticated software allows users to play a crucial role in aircraft operations, execute various tasks independently or collaboratively, and utilize transportation tools to ensure aircraft are efficiently prepared for landing and departure.
Tasks
- Comprehensive documentation of the testing process
- Testing across 7 game versions & 4 different modes
- Exploratory testing for every function
- Continuous development and implementation of new features
- Over 30 scenarios
Realization
A team of six specialists was delegated to the project, working under the guidance of the QA lead. The team navigated through all modes and screens, logging bugs and resolving issues promptly with the client's representative.
During the implementation phase, the team maintained a rigorous feedback loop, addressing every client concern, ensuring immediate retesting upon the release of new features, and delivering daily progress reports and updates to the client.
Main focus during implementation:
- Detailed feedback & bug reports
- Performance testing
- Innovative solutions during exploratory testing
- Product improvement recommendations
Testing Types
- UX/UI testing
- Functional testing
- Non-functional testing
- Regression testing
- Exploratory testing
- Localization testing
- Performance testing
Platforms and Tools
Test environments
- Windows 10
- Windows 11
Testing tools
- Jira, Google Spreadsheets, Steam, FRAPS
Results
- Overcoming documentation absences
- Uncovering over 170 bugs in three weeks
- Thorough exploration and testing of each function
- Regular monitoring and retesting of new builds
- Comprehensive reports of completed tasks and newly found bugs