Made by Hand Opens First Closed Playtest Sign-Ups on Steam
Alice Games is taking applications for a PC playtest of its woodworking simulator to gather bug and optimization feedback.
Alice Games has opened applications for the first closed playtest of its woodworking workshop simulator Made by Hand, the studio's PC title on Steam. According to gamespark.jp, the playtest is the first closed test held since the game became publicly available.
Players can apply by requesting access on the game's Steam store page. The studio said the test is intended to collect feedback on bugs and optimization.
Those who want to take part in a deeper feedback test can join the official Discord server and fill in an application form there.
Alice Games noted that some playtesters have spent as long as an hour on sanding alone. The game is in development for release on PC via Steam, with the studio describing the launch as being in the near future.
Quick answers
How do I join the Made by Hand closed playtest?
You can request access on the Made by Hand Steam store page. A deeper feedback test can be applied for through the official Discord server's application form.
What is the Made by Hand playtest for?
Alice Games says the test aims to collect feedback on bugs and optimization.
When does Made by Hand release?
The game is in development for PC via Steam, and Alice Games describes the release as coming in the near future.