Part Time Game Tester – Entry Level / No Experience

Do you love gaming and want to transform that passion into a flexible earning opportunity? Looking to break into the gaming world without prior experience? This role could be your perfect entry point!

We're looking for enthusiastic individuals to work as part-time game testers. Ideal for those wanting to dive into the gaming industry and share constructive insights with development teams working across different formats like PC, console, and mobile devices.

Your job will involve playing through upcoming games and sharing detailed observations to help polish them before they go live. Working part-time means you can maintain a schedule that fits your life while getting paid to do something you genuinely enjoy.

Rate: $35 hourly.

Location: Work from anywhere with internet, based primarily in the United States.

Requirements:

  • A compatible device such as an iPhone, iPad, Android phone, or Android tablet.
  • Comfort with downloading and operating mobile applications on your own.
  • Commitment to adhering closely to provided guidelines.
  • Willingness to commit a minimum of 5 hours weekly.
  • Reliable broadband or cellular data connection.

You'll appreciate the autonomy to balance this work alongside your other responsibilities. Our team is growing fast, and we'd love to have someone who can jump in right away. If this sounds like you, submit your application now and join us on this exciting journey!

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