# WeChat Mini Game Test Plan for {{GAME_NAME}}

## 1. Introduction
- **Purpose:** To define the testing strategy, scope, resources, and schedule for the game "{{GAME_NAME}}".
- **Scope:** This plan covers all testing activities from unit testing to user acceptance testing.

## 2. Testing Objectives
- Ensure the game meets the functional requirements defined in the Game Design Document.
- Verify a smooth and responsive user experience across a range of target devices.
- Confirm compliance with all WeChat Mini Game platform policies.
- Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks.
- Validate the backend services for scalability and reliability.

## 3. Testing Types & Scope

### 3.1. Unit Testing
- **Scope:** Individual functions and components of the game's codebase.
- **Framework:** (e.g., Jest, Mocha) for testing JavaScript/TypeScript logic.
- **Responsibility:** Developers.
- **Key Areas:**
  - Game logic (e.g., scoring, physics).
  - Utility functions.
  - API interaction modules.

### 3.2. Integration Testing
- **Scope:** Testing the interaction between different game components.
- **Responsibility:** Developers & QA.
- **Key Areas:**
  - Frontend to backend communication (API calls).
  - Game client interaction with WeChat APIs (e.g., `wx.login`, `wx.getStorage`).
  - Integration with third-party SDKs (if any).

### 3.3. System Testing
- **Scope:** Testing the complete, integrated game as a whole.
- **Responsibility:** QA Team.
- **Key Areas:**
  - End-to-end gameplay scenarios.
  - User authentication and profile management.
  - In-game purchases and ad displays.
  - Social features (e.g., sharing, leaderboards).

### 3.4. Performance Testing
- **Scope:** Assessing the game's performance under various conditions.
- **Responsibility:** QA & Developers.
- **Metrics:**
  - **FPS (Frames Per Second):** Should remain stable.
  - **Memory Usage:** Monitor for leaks.
  - **CPU Usage:** Identify intensive operations.
  - **Load Times:** Initial load and asset loading.
- **Tools:** WeChat Developer Tools' built-in performance profiler.

### 3.5. Compatibility Testing
- **Scope:** Ensuring the game works correctly on different devices and platforms.
- **Responsibility:** QA Team.
- **Target Environments:**
  - **Operating Systems:** iOS, Android (various versions).
  - **Devices:** A curated list of high-end, mid-range, and low-end smartphones.
  - **WeChat Versions:** Latest and older, still-supported versions.

### 3.6. User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- **Scope:** Beta testing with a group of real users.
- **Responsibility:** Product Owner & Beta Testers.
- **Process:**
  - Recruit a diverse group of testers.
  - Provide them with a build of the game.
  - Collect feedback via surveys, forums, or direct communication.

## 4. Test Environment & Tools
- **Development & Debugging:** WeChat Developer Tools.
- **Version Control:** Git.
- **Bug Tracking:** (e.g., Jira, Trello, GitHub Issues).
- **Test Devices:**
  - iPhone models: {{IPHONE_MODELS_LIST}}
  - Android models: {{ANDROID_MODELS_LIST}}

## 5. Test Execution Schedule
- **Sprint Testing:** Aligned with the development sprints.
- **Regression Testing:** Before each major release.
- **UAT Phase:** {{UAT_START_DATE}} to {{UAT_END_DATE}}.

## 6. Entry & Exit Criteria
- **Entry Criteria (Start of Testing):**
  - Test plan approved.
  - A stable build is available.
  - Test cases are ready.
- **Exit Criteria (End of Testing):**
  - All critical and major bugs are fixed.
  - Test case execution is complete with a high pass rate (e.g., >95%).
  - UAT feedback has been addressed.

## 7. Roles & Responsibilities
- **QA Lead:** Owns the test plan and overall testing process.
- **QA Testers:** Write and execute test cases, report bugs.
- **Developers:** Fix bugs, write unit tests.
- **Product Owner:** Approves the final product based on UAT results.