AppWizard
February 5, 2025
An overwhelming majority of game developers believe that artificial intelligence will play a “critical role” in the future of quality assurance, according to The State of Games QA report from Modl.ai, which surveyed over 300 developers. Currently, 94 percent of developers use non-AI automation in their workflow, with 39 percent describing their departments as “highly automated” or “entirely automated.” Only 29.7 percent of respondents have worked on a project released without bugs, and 50 percent express concern that QA budgets are not rising fast enough to keep pace with increasing game complexity. Despite advancements, 77 percent of developers admit they did not complete all necessary quality assurance for their most recent release. Looking ahead, 94 percent agree that AI will play a role in video game quality assurance, with 41 percent deeming it “very important” and 30 percent “extremely important.” Additionally, 87 percent believe their studios are prepared to integrate AI technology, though only 18 percent feel fully ready. Modl.ai focuses on revolutionizing game development through AI, including enhancing game testing and modeling player behavior.
