Automating QA in Unity / Marco Knietzsch (2GuyGames)
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This talk is about a tool we have been developing for a couple of years, the Gameplay Test Recorder. Its a tool that allows you to record gameplay and replay it as an automated test. I talk about the development process, its theorical foundations, pitfalls, possible applications and future challenges.
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