Let me start with a story that shows why team location matters in the age of global delivery. Back in 2019, before remote-first became standard, a Fortune 500 client asked us to provide developers and QA engineers, but with one condition: every consultant had to work on-site at their U.S. office. At first, it seemed logical. Having the vendor…
Let me begin with a story that perfectly illustrates why online casino game testing in 2026 is so high-stakes. Early last year, we partnered with a European online casino operator that had invested more than 1.2 million dollars in a flagship slot game. The marketing campaign was in full swing: TV ads were locked in, influencers were ready to…
Let me hit you with a stat that should make every startup founder sit up straight: software bugs cost the global economy over $300 billion every year. That’s not a typo. That’s a three followed by eleven zeros. Now imagine your startup is preparing to launch a flagship product. You’ve spent months, maybe years, building it. But thanks to…
Picture this: You’re developing a highly anticipated mobile game. The team has poured months into development, marketing is firing on all cylinders, and the buzz is palpable. But as launch day approaches, some of the most dreaded video game bugs begin to surface—lag on older devices, crashes during in-app purchases, and multiplayer mode struggling on weak networks. All of…
In the world of video game testing, glitches and bugs are inevitable. Whether you’re building a small indie project or a AAA title like Elden Ring, Fortnite, or Cyberpunk, video game glitches and bugs can slip through and negatively affect player experience. From minor texture flickers to critical game-breaking bugs, these issues can disrupt gameplay, impact immersion, and damage…
