Artistic Testing CT-GAME Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which activity is an example of artistic testing?

   • AVerifying that the game's save system writes data correctly
   • BMeasuring the frame rate during a high-action scene
   • CTesting the game's network latency under load
   • DComparing a character model's appearance against the concept art
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2. 17foundation · easy

   What does art style adherence testing evaluate?

   • AWhether game assets and scenes conform to the intended art style and design guidelines
   • BWhether the game's audio matches the mood of each scene
   • CWhether the game's code is written in a consistent style
   • DWhether the game's difficulty curve is balanced
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4. 18application · medium

   In a fighting game, a tester observes that a character's punch animation appears to 'snap' from the wind-up to the impact frame, lacking the smooth transition seen in other characters. The art director confirms this is not an intentional stylistic choice. What should the tester do?

   • ASuggest that the art director change the art style to match the abrupt animation.
   • BIgnore the issue because animation smoothness is subjective and not a testable defect.
   • CReport the animation issue with a video capture showing the abrupt transition, and note the character and animation name.
   • DAssume it is a performance issue and recommend lowering the game's graphics settings.
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5. 19application · medium

   A game studio is preparing a title for release on both a high-end PC and a low-end mobile device. The art director wants to ensure that the game's vibrant color palette and lighting look consistent across both platforms, despite differences in display capabilities. The QA lead is tasked with creating a visual consistency test plan. Which approach should the QA lead prioritize?

   • AOnly test on the high-end PC, as the mobile version is a port and will be handled by the development team separately.
   • BRely on the mobile device's built-in color calibration settings to automatically adjust the game's output to match the PC version.
   • CCapture reference screenshots on a calibrated high-end monitor and compare them side-by-side with screenshots from the mobile device, adjusting for known display differences.
   • DUse automated tools to compare pixel values directly between PC and mobile screenshots without any manual review.
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6. 20expert · hard

   A game is being developed for both SDR and HDR displays. The QA team has found that the game's colors look washed out on HDR displays, while they look vibrant on SDR displays. The art director wants the colors to be vibrant on both. The development team is considering two fixes: adjusting the HDR tone mapping curve or adjusting the SDR color grading. Which approach should the QA lead recommend?

   • AIgnore the issue because HDR displays are less common than SDR displays.
   • BAdjust the SDR color grading to match the washed-out look of the HDR version for consistency.
   • CAdjust the HDR tone mapping curve to make colors more vibrant, while keeping the SDR version unchanged.
   • DAdjust both HDR and SDR settings equally to ensure consistency.
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