Weekend Vr Game Testers

  • Job Ref.No: 01137263
  • Budget:
  • Timeline: to be confirmed later
  • Closing on: 08/05/2019
  • Country: Singapore

Part time Job Description

We are hiring multiple gameplay testers for a new VR game project. The ideal candidate will be someone who is passionate about gaming and has some prior experience in gameplay testing and providing player experience feedback. New gameplay testers are welcome too! As a tester, you will be supporting an internal development team with valuable feedback on our latest VR game product. Through this opportunity, you will help to define the player/gameplay experience that will be released. Your daily challenge with the team will be to holistically evaluate, digest, and provide information and statistics for all systems and visuals that impact the player?s perspective. Responsibilities: Continuous qualitative feedback from the player perspective Written and verbal communication of concerns Qualitative and quantitative feedback on video and gameplay Reporting of any potential risks to features and systems Communication of the authenticity of the player experience over the VR platform
Job Requirement
Requirements: Familiarity with games and gameplay Understanding of video game systems Strong deductive reasoning skills Collaborative skills Location: Jurong Date: 20 April to 26 May, Every Sat & Sun Hours: 6hrs per day, 12-3PM and 4-7PM Remuneration: $8/hr 16 positions available

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