A consistent testing layer for your next update and the one after it.
Regular updates need repeatable checks and retained project knowledge. GameCloud works to an agreed release cadence, named configuration matrix and reserved QA allowance for your title.
We maintain the selected regression suite, test agreed changes, attempt selected player-reported issues and verify fixes. Each cycle ends with clear coverage, issue evidence and the risks still open.
Tell us your title, build cadence, platforms and recurring coverage needs. Share a non-confidential overview first. Build access, test accounts and evidence handling are agreed separately.
Every engagement specifies the number of build slots, configuration coverage, testing windows, reporting format and capacity limit. More titles, extra build drops or deeper investigation require an agreed change.
A two-cycle pilot establishes the baseline, tests the working relationship and measures the real recurring effort. We then agree the right monthly envelope using what those cycles show.
If you first need a one-off baseline pass, we can scope that before a recurring commitment.
The service can complement your internal QA team. Your engineers keep ownership of fixes and production systems, and your producer keeps the release decision.
We agree scheduled slots and a bounded coverage allowance. Delayed builds, unused capacity, rescheduling, overflow and renewal terms are defined in the quote. Unscheduled patches and outside-hours response need a separate arrangement.
Recurring Update QA is not an automatic subscription and does not include unlimited patches.
Agree build slots, platforms, regression matrix, reproduction allowance, reporting and working windows.
Run two release cycles (or a scoped baseline pass first) to measure real effort and refine the matrix.
Test agreed changes within reserved capacity when builds arrive in the planned window.
Deliver coverage, findings and fix-verification results within the cycle allowance.
Adjust coverage by agreement. Renewal, unused-time and rescheduling follow the quote.
A readiness sprint focuses on one named milestone with one bounded fix-verification pass. Recurring Update QA reserves agreed build slots and regression coverage across a release cadence.
Coverage is bounded by the agreed build slots and reproduction allowance. We prioritize within that scope and estimate overflow before proceeding.
A recurring scope reserves agreed testing capacity and working windows. Dedicated staffing, production monitoring and outside-hours response need a separately defined arrangement.
Recurring QA includes the allowance agreed for each cycle. The quote specifies eligible builds, effort limits and return windows. More fixes or additional rounds can be estimated separately.
Yes, once access and workflow are agreed. In the first cycle we map our reports to your tracker fields and severity scale and confirm which areas your team covers, so each release round fits into your existing process.
We quote the agreed scope, configurations, test effort, review and retest allowance. The proposal states payment, rescheduling, overflow and renewal terms. A two-cycle pilot can establish the right recurring scope before a longer commitment.
Delayed builds, unused capacity, rescheduling, overflow and renewal terms are defined in the quote. Unscheduled patches and outside-hours response need a separate arrangement. Recurring QA is not an automatic subscription and does not include unlimited patches.
Each cycle ends with test evidence and a clear note of the risks still open. Fixes stay with your engineers, and every release and store submission call stays with your studio. We cannot guarantee store approval, certification or commercial results.
Begin with a non-confidential enquiry. Before any confidential build reaches us, we confirm how access works, who on our side may see it, which tools are used and how evidence is stored across cycles. Please keep passwords and player data out of the initial enquiry.
Share your update rhythm, platforms and must-check journeys. We will propose an initial scope and a one-page project total.
Share a non-confidential overview first. Build access, test accounts and evidence handling are agreed separately.