I am preparing my puzzle game “Slide Snap” for its Google Play release and want a solid round of external quality assurance before I hit the publish button. I am looking for a pool of exactly twelve Android users who can commit to a full two-week test window, playing the latest internal build every day and sharing findings in near-real time. During those 14 consecutive days you will focus on three key areas: the core game mechanics (does each level behave as designed under varied play styles?), the overall user interface (clarity, responsiveness, mis-taps, layout issues on different screen sizes) and, most importantly, active bug identification with clear reproduction steps. All feedback will be collected through a shared Google Sheet and I will supply an APK plus access to the Google Play internal testing track so updates can be pushed quickly. Deliverables I need from each tester • Daily play session log noting minutes played, device model, OS version and any crashes or glitches observed • Immediate bug tickets for critical issues with screenshots or screen recordings • A concise end-of-day questionnaire covering enjoyment, difficulty curve and any UI friction • A final summary report on day 14 highlighting the biggest blockers and your overall readiness verdict for launch Acceptance criteria for the whole engagement 1. Every reported issue must include reproduction steps and device details. 2. At least three hours of cumulative play time per tester, per week. 3. Final summary reports reach me no later than 24 hours after the test window closes. If you have an Android phone or tablet running 8.0 (Oreo) or above, a stable internet connection and a genuine interest in mobile games, you are welcome to join.