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Conducting In-house Play TestingConducting In-house Play Testing
Play testing is usually accomplished in one of two ways: bringing in consumers and observing them while they use the product, or sending out beta copies of the game and eliciting feedback. This article examines the former. Learn what it takes to formally observe play testers as they play a game over the course of several days, and see what can come from the feedback.
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