Bugs found in Merge Sharks for iOS
Merge Shark is an action-packed underwater combat game that allows users to engage in thrilling battles by combining sharks and skilled fighters to create powerful allies.
With Merge Shark, you can merge and upgrade your allies to unlock new abilities and enhance combat prowess, strategically planning your battles to counter opponents’ tactics and emerge victorious. Progress through the evolution tree to unlock a variety of sharks with unique abilities, expanding your tactical options and earning rewards to strengthen your team.
After diving into countless terrestrial battle games, we eagerly submerged into the world of sea creatures. Here’s what we suggest focusing on to take this game to the next level!
Texture overlap between "Raft" and "Boat" models
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
The user is on the game field.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Start the battle.
- Observe the “Raft” model.
Environment:
iPhone 12, iOS 17.0
Actual Result:
The texture of the “Raft” model overlaps the “Boat” model on the game field.
Expected Result:
The texture of the “Raft” model should not overlap with the “Boat” model on the game field.
Integration of “Green Shark' texture with “White Shark” model
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
The user is on the game field.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place the “Green Shark” in the slot beneath the “White Shark”.
- Observe the result.
Environment:
iPhone 12, iOS 17.0
Actual Result:
The texture of the “Green Shark” overlaps with the “White Shark” model.
Expected Result:
The textures of the “Shark” models should be properly aligned on the game field.
Advertisement display on “Victory” screen post “No Thanks” tap
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
The user has finished the level.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Display the “Victory” screen.
- Tap the “No Thanks” button.
- Observe the result.
Environment:
iPhone 12, iOS 17.0
Actual Result:
An advertisement is displayed on the “Victory” screen after tapping the “No Thanks” button.
Expected Result:
The game field should be displayed after tapping the “No Thanks” button.
During testing, I found three bugs: some small interface quirks and a couple of big issues that could really mess with how well Merge Sharks works. To make sure it runs smoothly for everyone, we should test it thoroughly on different devices and in different situations.
