Entry Level Game Tester (Part Time / Fully Remote / No Experience)

October 13, 2026

Ready to break into game testing? Test fresh mobile apps and games from your couch, then share what you think. Your feedback directly shapes the apps that millions of people use every day. If you love finding bugs and spotting what works (and what doesn't), this remote gig is perfect for getting your foot in the door, no prior experience needed.

Roles:Install new apps on your phone or tablet, explore every feature, and document what you discover. Write straightforward feedback about your testing session and flag anything that breaks or feels off.

Requirements:You'll need at least one device from this list: iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphone, or Android Tablet

Contract length:No fixed term

Rate:$35 per hour (varies based on app complexity and the detail level your feedback requires)

Skills/background needed

Own a smartphone or tablet and know how to download and run apps
Comfortable working on your own without constant supervision
Willingness to stick to test instructions and procedures
At least 5+ hours per week to dedicate to testing
Stable internet connection at home

Hours per week:Flexible.

Location:Remote, anywhere in the world (U.S. candidates are our priority). We're actively scaling up our remote game tester team right now.

Ready to begin? Submit your application right away.

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