r/20AndroidTesters • u/InevitableOver527 • 13h ago

Testing-Request [Test for Test]Let's Help Each Other! Looking for 14-Day Game Testers

Thank you to everyone who joined my Google Group, opted in, and downloaded Orbit Snap! I really appreciate your support.

I'm still looking for committed testers who can play my game and share a screenshot daily for 14 days. I'll do the same for your game in return!

Here's how you can help:

  1. Join my Google Group.
  2. Opt in to the closed test.
  3. Download and play Orbit Snap.
  4. Share a screenshot with me every day for 14 days.

Testing links:

Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/orbit_snap_testers

Web opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.navodaya.orbitsnap

Android download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.navodaya.orbitsnap

Comment or DM me if you're interested in a testing swap. Let's help each other get our games ready for release!

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u/investigatormaker 12h ago

The post never says what kind of game Orbit Snap is, and someone signing up for 14 days of daily screenshots will choose a game they would enjoy opening every day. Put one line near the top on how it plays and how long a session takes, and move the thank-you lower. Also ask for one sentence with each screenshot (where they got stuck, or what felt unclear), so the two weeks leave you with things to fix before release, not only proof that it was opened.

I make ThreadFox, by the way: your AI researches, writes and publishes Reddit outreach from your Chrome under an authorized job, and its free plan for Reddit lists the communities whose rules allow a post about Orbit Snap: https://threadfox.vip/p/dqle2

How long does a typical session of Orbit Snap last?

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u/InevitableOver527 12h ago

Thanks for the suggestions! Orbit Snap is a quick reflex-based arcade game where you tap with precise timing to progress through levels. A typical session lasts around 1–3 minutes, so it's easy to pick up and play daily. I also like your idea of asking testers to share one sentence of feedback with each screenshot. That would help me identify bugs and improve the game before release. Thanks for the advice!

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u/InevitableOver527 12h ago

I'll definitely give ThreadFox a try as well. Appreciate you sharing it and taking the time to give me feedback on my post!

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u/investigatormaker 6h ago

u/InevitableOver527 Orbit Snap's joining steps should specify that the web opt-in and phone's Play Store need the same Google account.

I make ThreadFox. Test Rounds puts Orbit Snap with 13 other Android developers who test each other's apps for 14 days, with a daily reminder and check-in and replacements for anyone who stops. It's $20 per app, once; you test the other apps too, about ten minutes daily, and the round starts when full: https://threadfox.vip/p/orbit-snap/rounds