Part-Time Video Game Tester - Remote

October 8, 2026

Join us as a Part-Time Video Game Tester in a fully remote capacity, where you can enjoy the flexibility to work around your schedule while contributing meaningfully to game development. This opportunity is ideal for gaming enthusiasts who want to enter the industry on a part-time basis, testing cutting-edge mobile games and helping shape their final quality from your own home.

Your day-to-day activities will center on installing and testing mobile games across various devices, examining their gameplay mechanics, visual design, and technical performance. The insights and thorough commentary you deliver will be instrumental in helping developers refine their products and deliver an exceptional experience to players worldwide.

Compensation:

Rate: $35 per hour (Compensation may fluctuate based on the intricacy of the application and the depth of analysis needed)

Responsibilities:

Install and run mobile games on your own personal device—whether that's an iPhone, iPad, Android phone, or tablet.
Assess and note the game's capabilities, gameplay quality, and any technical problems or issues you encounter.
Compose clear and helpful assessments outlining your complete testing findings.

Requirements:

Access to a personal mobile device capable of downloading and running applications (iOS or Android platform).
An independent work style with capacity to take initiative and adhere closely to testing protocols.
Willingness to dedicate a minimum of 5 hours each week to testing assignments.
Dependable and stable broadband or mobile internet connection.

Details:

Contract Length: Indefinite arrangement offering schedule flexibility.
Hours per Week: Flexible schedule determined by your personal availability and current assignment scope.
Location: Work from anywhere remotely; candidates from across the globe are welcome, though U.S.-based applicants are particularly encouraged.

Our organization is experiencing rapid expansion and is substantially scaling up our remote Game Evaluation Specialist team.

Should you feel enthusiastic about entering the game testing field and are prepared to get started right away, we would love to receive your application for this fantastic opportunity.

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