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# How to test my game

When working a multiplayer game you need to be able to quickly test and iterate over your game, there are few ways to do this.

## Editor & Build

The easiest way to test your multiplayer game is to make a standalone build (PC or Mac) then run the editor and the build at the same time.

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It's recommeded to make a development build that way you can catch errors easier.
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## Editor & Clone

This is my favorite way for testing a multiplayer project. You basically have your original project then create a clone out of it the best way to do this is by using by using [**ParrelSync**](https://github.com/VeriorPies/ParrelSync)**.**

[ParrelSync](https://github.com/VeriorPies/ParrelSync) is a Unity editor extension that allows users to test multiplayer gameplay without building the project by having another Unity editor window opened and mirror the changes from the original project.

![Test project changes on clients and server within seconds - both in editor](/files/-MU5ZE1uI6t8Uf7v4a-L)

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This is the **recommended way** to test your multiplayer game, this allows you to debug and catch errors way easier than any other way.
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If you are on **Mac** or **Linux** you should get the repository from the **Develop** branch.\
Support for these platforms is on beta.
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