Regression Games

Regression Games is built for studios that want repeatable automated testing for real gameplay flows, not only unit tests. It markets an approach where teams build end to end automated tests that run like players, helping catch regressions in menus, core loops, progression, and live operations. The Terms of Service describe the platform as enabling bots and programs that compete in games on the user's behalf, which frames automation as agent or script driven play sessions that can be executed at scale. Operationally, the tool fits when manual QA is expensive, when releases are frequent, or when key paths must be validated across many devices and builds. A practical rollout starts with a small set of high value journeys, defines pass fail signals, and adds tests as incidents and regressions appear. Teams should also plan for maintenance, because game UI changes and content updates can break brittle automation if assertions are not designed well. Pricing is not listed as a public self serve tier. The partner program states the license is a monthly subscription negotiated per studio and depends on the types of automation and support needed. That means you should validate procurement expectations early, including support levels, onboarding help, and how results are reported to engineering and QA. Before committing, request a pilot that measures time saved versus test upkeep and confirms the platform can run reliably in your target environments.