Aly,

As all 3 of us do our hacking in STEem engine mostly, we are pretty darn sure that when we have something ready, it works in it. Then it usually goes to real machines (as much as we can get our paws on), for testing. If something doesn't work, then it's debugging time. After that phase, the game is sent to the other d-bug members and testers. Before we release anything, everything must check out with all testing machines. That's why quick and efficient testing is crucial for us.