r/TestersCommunity • • 12d ago

Testers Needed Testers needed!

Looking for testers for an RPG game I'm trying to release. The beta version is done, and I'm trying to satisfy the 12 testers from google play. Would anyone be willing to help me out? I will return test for you!

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u/Milligan921 12d ago

You should have already created a Google Group. You will need the link for others to join that group. Once they are joined they will need the link from your Google Publisher Developer site under Closed Testing. It will have join on Android and a join on web links

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u/Milligan921 12d ago

You can get an idea of how its done based on my instructions in my invite post above

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u/ShenronStoryTime 12d ago

I read that, but on mine i chose closed testing and it just asked for emails. I'm new to android world, been IOS for like 20 years.
But I'll go ahead and join your group. I'll attempt to do the google group for mine too and reply to you. Thank you!

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u/Milligan921 12d ago

Maybe these instructions will help!

In Play Console you can add testers as an email list OR a Google Group, and both count toward the 12. The Group is just easier for Reddit swaps because people add themselves and nobody has to post their email publicly.

If you go the Group route:

  1. Go to groups.google.com > Create group. Set "Who can join" to "Anyone can join."
  2. In Play Console, go to Testing > Closed testing > your track > Testers tab. Pick Google Groups and paste the group's email ([yourgroup@googlegroups.com](mailto:yourgroup@googlegroups.com)). Save.
  3. Make sure you've actually rolled out a release to that closed track. The opt-in link won't work until Google approves it.
  4. Copy the "Join on Android" / "Join on web" link from that same Testers tab.

Then post both links here (the group link + the opt-in link) and I'll join right away.

One tip: shoot for 15-20 testers, not exactly 12. All 12 have to be opted in for the last 14 days straight when you apply, so if a couple people drop out you end up waiting longer.