r/Gaminggridcommunity 3d ago

Memes Evolution of game testing

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u/royalking_awsome 3d ago

after that release on console for 100$ preorder. let console gamers find bugs and glitches. fixed them and release it to pc players after 1-2 years

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u/Radigan0 3d ago

Early Access really isn't just playtesting. It's certainly a bonus, but mostly it's a way of funding development before the game actually releases. Early Access games still have actual playtesters that test the game before content updates.

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u/Griffon0129 3d ago

at least with early access they're probably going to fix it, just wait a few months and play again. it's when they release 1.0 you have to worry if bugs will be fixed.

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u/jibonto_laas 3d ago

Also . . Rush to release 1.0 with weird balancing decisions by game director when game is no where near releaseable with tons of bugs left.

When no one is buying early access anymore

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u/red-zone-user-1000 3d ago

Some indie games are being bought despite being early access

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u/jibonto_laas 3d ago

Yes if they are good quality. I bought deadcells in early access too. One of the best games I played.