Testronic Labs signs with Black Bean

QA specialist Testronic Labs has signed a new contract with Italian developer Black Bean – home of the SBK Superbike games.

The partnership forms part of a wider expansion for Testronic, for which it has grown the capacity of its functionality testing lab in Poland.

Producer at Black Bean Fulvio Tagliento said: Black Bean Games are delighted to be working with Testronic Labs – having had an enjoyable and informative visit to their impressive facilities in Warsaw, we were delighted to agree a 12-month deal to outsource all of our external QA to Testronic Labs.

We’re pleased with the communication levels, efficient working and testing expertise that we benefit from in getting our products to submission – allowing us to focus our team on developing quality games.”

The firm told MCV that it was looking to bring in permanent co-ordinators and lead testers to manage the teams out there, under the stewardship of site manager Mike Ferlas and games lead Erik Hittenhausen.

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