User Experience test of Iterum – part 2

We are Anton Hammar and Ludwig Flodin, students at KTH currently conducting our bachelor’s thesis in collaboration with Evergreen IT AB. As part of our project, we are working on the development and evaluation of the real-time strategy game Iterum.

Anton Hammar standing by a roll-up of Iterum in the KTH library

This event is a user test in which participants will try the game Iterum, a real-time strategy game currently under development. The purpose of the test is to examine how the game’s user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) are perceived in practice.

During the session, participants will complete a number of tasks in the game while their interactions are observed. The focus is on identifying potential difficulties, measuring cognitive load, and evaluating how intuitive and efficient the game is to use.

The collected data will be used to improve the design and create a more user-friendly and engaging gameplay experience.

Testers playing Iterum during a user test session

You will:

Perform short gameplay tasks (e.g. build, recruit, explore)
Play a short segment of the game
Participate in a short follow-up interview
Eat and drink free snacks!

Everyone is welcome!

Duration: ~30-45 minutes per person Location: KTH Library, Osquars backe 31, Stockholm Date: April 21 (17:00–21:00) Sign up here: Sign-up for Iterum User Test – Fill out form

Contact information: ludwigfl@kth.se / antham@kth.se