In today’s competitive mobile market, mobile app development teams have realized that they need to speed up the pace of releases to meet their customer expectations. In order to ensure quality and better user experience, QA teams run automated tests on real devices with different systems and models to get instant feedback after a new module or feature is completed.
However, for mobile game developers, using Unity and Unreal but not using the native UI framework, Appium cannot identify the UI objects in the game directly. The difference in positioning elements by coordinates and pixels varies greatly on mobile devices makes it hard to provide good stability. Although some developers try to use image recognition for game UI component positioning, the accuracy and speed of this approach can seriously affect the efficiency of game developers.
If you’re looking to minimize manual QA involvement and fully embrace automation in your Unity project, just take a look at AltUnity Tester and see how it provides a simpler test creation process and better UI element identification.To get started with AltUnity Tester, see the following steps, you can also visit the official website or view the tutorial video on Youtube for more details.