Before launching a game campaign online, it is crucial to test the entire user journey to identify and resolve any potential issues. This article will guide you through the acceptance testing steps to ensure the game functions properly.
SUMMARY
Activate test mode
Test the entire game course
Activate test mode
To begin the acceptance testing phase, activate test mode once the game integration is complete.
Click the “Test and Publish” button to switch to test mode.
In test mode, a specific link is generated to avoid any impact on the official broadcast link. This link is available when you select the “Broadcast” button and click “Test.” In the pop-up window, you can simulate a date to test elements that include time based display settings (images, buttons, prizes, etc.).
The statistics and prizes generated during testing will be reset once the game is released.
📢 Important: If you make changes during the test, you must update the operation for the changes to take effect.
2. Test the entire game course
We recommend testing the entire user journey, especially if your game is linked to a mini site or email campaigns.
Activate the mini site and the associated email campaigns to verify that the game can be accessed via the mini site link.
Make sure the custom variables in the emails are working and that the emails are being sent correctly.
Create an export to ensure that the data is saved in the desired format.
Once the testing phase is complete, deactivate and reset each service to prevent errors.
💡Best practice tip: Take the time to test every aspect of your game before releasing it. This helps ensure a seamless user experience.