playtesting.de vs Poki Playtesting

playtesting.de is a directory and portal for discovering games, demos and apps and helping shape them with feedback. One account can carry developer, tester and streamer roles. Testers register and use the portal free, then browse filters for platform, language, genre and access type; product pages show versions, requirements and next steps. Feedback guidance asks testers to record observations, expected behavior, reproduction steps and impact. Creators can request keys, publish coverage and maintain profiles listing channels, topics and platforms. Developers can submit products for review after assigning them to an organization and providing descriptions, media, platforms and test access. The Playtesting Updater installs, updates and starts available games, with Windows and macOS builds, including macOS 14 or later for Apple Silicon and Intel. Public profiles expose only intended information, and messages receive spam and link checks. Paid offers may use Stripe and Link.

Poki Playtesting is a free web service for game developer teams that want player feedback, bug findings, and design checks. Poki supplies players, devices, and tracking tools, while developers choose test devices and audience categories. Uploaded web builds or prototypes can come from any development stage, subject to content moderation; Poki recommends builds that work on desktop, mobile, and tablet. Each playtest returns 10 recordings containing button inputs, console output, session duration, country, and device type. Players join through a Mystery Tile and must consent to recording. After 10 recordings are watched, a player fit test can measure playtime with 500 players, usually in about five hours and up to twice daily. A web fit test presents the game on Poki category pages to around 10,000 players and measures click-through rate, average time on page, and conversion to play over roughly seven days. Poki for Developers provides upload, analysis, updating, and recording review tools. Supported workflows cover engines including Unity, Godot, Phaser, GameMaker, and others. Tests are free and repeatable, but uploading does not guarantee testing or platform placement.