We supported a crypto trading card game during its Beta phase, ensuring quality and stability across complex Web3 integrations. From gameplay mechanics to blockchain transactions, our QA team ran full-scale testing and helped the client identify over 1,100 issues, laying the groundwork for a polished release and a seamless player experience.
Customer
Our client developed a trading card game that became popular even during its Beta testing phase. The game gained a dedicated fanbase, eagerly awaiting its official release.
The product had many features like tutorials, matchmaking in different modes, a collection with an integrated shop and a crypto-wallet with the possibility to buy blockchain goods.
Tasks
- Ensuring the stability of builds across various devices through thorough testing.
- Enhancing UX by making informed suggestions for product improvements.
- Verifying new cards, traits, and features, including edge cases, through rigorous testing.
- Testing in-game purchases for accurate cost reflection and integrating Web3 blockchain functionality.
Realization
We conducted thorough investigations into the reported problems, gaining a deep understanding of their root causes. By figuring out how to reproduce these issues, we were able to provide detailed and clear bug reports to the developers. These reports included step-by-step reproduction guides, screenshots, and any other relevant information. This level of detail enabled the development team to quickly and effectively address and fix the issues.
Testing Types
- Smoke testing
- Build stability
- Functional testing
- Integration testing
- Regression testing
- Confirmation testing
- UI/UX testing
- Matchmaking testing
- Usability testing
Platforms and Tools
- Hansoft
- Jira
- Debug menu
- Tournament QA tools
- Snagit
- Slack, Microsoft Teams
Results
By the time of this report, our QA team had reported over 1,100 issues.