Bug Maze

Bug Maze is a free two-player browser game for software testers where both players share one keyboard, race through a maze collecting coverage and avoid the bugs chasing them.

Most testing games are solo. Bug Maze is not. Two players, one keyboard, WASD against the arrow keys - which makes it the one to run at a booth or in a team room.

Open Bug Maze on Testing Titbits Playground · ~4 min · 2 Players · Free, no sign-up

How to play Bug Maze

1. Player one takes WASD. Player two takes the arrow keys.
2. Race through the maze collecting coverage tokens.
3. Dodge the bugs patrolling the corridors.
4. First to fifteen coverage takes the round.
5. Play best of three. It gets loud.

What you will learn

• Coverage as a race condition rather than a report line.
• That chasing coverage while avoiding defects is a trade-off, not a checklist.
• A fast, physical icebreaker for testing teams and conference booths.

Frequently asked questions

Can Bug Maze be played solo?

It is designed for two players sharing one keyboard. One person can drive both sets of keys, but the game is built for the duel.

What controls does it use?

Player one uses WASD, player two uses the arrow keys. Both on the same keyboard, no controllers needed.

Is it suitable for a conference booth?

Yes, that is what it was built for. A round takes about four minutes and draws a crowd.

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Created by Rahul Parwal · TestingTitbits.com