GameDriver

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So you have installed GameDriver and are ready to start testing. Great! Here's what you need to do next. This sample project can also be found in Git...

Continued from the blog post... Note: For this demonstration, we are using the LTS (long-term support) version of Unity 2019.4, which can be downl...

In our 2D Game Kit Automation Tutorial, which is our introduction to every GameDriver user, we showcase how to use GameDriver to play through a game, and de...

Once you have completed the 2D Game Kit Automation Tutorial and reviewed Testing the 2D Game Kit: the "correct" way, you may wonder how to apply t...

Once you have followed the Getting Started guide and have started to build and execute some tests against your project, the natural next step would be to ad...

Testing Unity-built projects targeting the iOS platform is a straightforward process, and can easily be added to the build-verification pipeline with a few ...

Testing Unity-built projects targeting the Android platform is a straightforward process, and can easily be added to the build-verification pipeline with a ...

In the 2.0 of GameDriver, we introduced execution on Android as well as consoles. This allows you to build your game and run automated tests anywhere the Un...

In this example, we're going to move the player character into an enemy character and detect the collision event that occurs. This approach can be used...