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Got my game through Google Play closed testing and live
As an indie developer, the hardest part of launching my Android game BlockZap wasn't building it. It was meeting Google Play's closed testing rule: 12 testers opted in for 14 days in a row before you can apply for production. Finding reliable testers on my own was slow and unpredictable.
Testslot solved that. The testers joined my closed track and stayed active for the full 14 days, and the whole thing was easy to follow. Once the testing period was done, I applied for production access and my game BlockZap is now live on the Google Play Store.
If you're a solo dev or a small studio stuck on the 12-testers requirement, I'd recommend Testslot. It saved me a lot of time and stress.
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