Example Reviews
*All videos shown here are shared with full permission from the developers.*
First Impression + Full Review
Gameplay Breakdown + Feedback
Bug Finding + Honest Reaction
Loves solving Puzzles
Roguelike Deckbuilders are my weakness
Fun Roguelike like Hades
Space Chess Roguelike
Megabonk with deflects / Can you break the game?
A speedrun where you're the Grim Reaper
Vampire Survivor with crafing?!
Rogue-like Tower Defence
Hookah Simulator
Promo Videos
Need something that grabs attention in the first few seconds? I also create promotional videos designed to showcase your game's strengths, highlight key features, and generate excitement for potential players.
Rewindead - Close the loop
A puzzle game that looks like a shooter.
Glyph - Word game
Balatro meets Scrabble
Peppered - Funny review
Why Peppered Is the Most Unique & Funny Indie Game You’ll Play This Year
What Developers Say
"Just finished your video, very informative. Learned a lot watching your thought process as you went through things." - BVS Studios
"Entertaining AND brutally honest, exactly what we needed."
"Holy moly, Chris! Love the depth of the review." - Drifting Signal Games
Definitely hard to hear, but it's important to know how others recieve it.
"Overall, thank you very much for your feedback here, it helps A LOT a small team like us." - Banana Blitz
"I REALLY enjoyed watching you play and it was extreamly helpful for me, I have pages of notes from watching." - Saunder Games
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of games do you test?
I test everything from roguelikes and deckbuilders to puzzle games, platformers, strategy titles, RPGs, and action games. If players can play it, I can test it.
Do you only look for bugs?
No. While I do report bugs and technical issues, my main focus is the player experience. I look at onboarding, pacing, controls, clarity, frustration points, game feel, and whether players are likely to understand and enjoy your design.
Will my game be shown publicly?
No. By default all testing videos are delivered privately as unlisted videos. Nothing is made public without your permission.
What makes your testing different?
Most testers provide notes. I provide a full gameplay experience. You see exactly what I see, hear my thought process in real time, and receive feedback from the perspective of an actual player rather than a checklist.
Do you sugarcoat paid feedback?
No. I believe honest feedback is the most valuable feedback. I'll tell you what works, what doesn't, and why. My goal is to help improve your game. And that will come with only honesty.
Can I ask questions after the review?
Absolutely. If you need clarification on any point in the review, I'm happy to discuss specific feedback and elaborate on my observations.
Why should I trust your feedback?
I've reviewed tons of games on my YouTube channel and built an audience around honest opinions, detailed analysis, and a willingness to point out things others overlook. Several developers have told me my reviews were among the most useful feedback they received during development. I've started my game testing career with Ubisoft on Splinter Cell: Conviction. I've been testing on and off since, and been taking it seriously for the last few months now.
When do you ask for payment?
First I deliver a full video with some light editing for your viewing pleasure. If you find that it's interesting and useful then, and only then I ask for payment. Not before, to ensure that you won't be wasting your money with some regular feedback.
Standard reviews are based on approximately 45 mins - 1 hour of gameplay. If you'd like a longer testing session, each additional hour is available for $10. (Max 4 hours / 24 hours)
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