Battle Royale Game Tester Wanted (US-Based) | Complete Missions, Shape the Game | Long-Term Project - Contract to Hire

Need 4 game testers.

Drop in. Complete missions. Help build a game from day one. 🎮

We’re building a fast-paced battle royale where 100 players parachute onto a shrinking map, scavenge for gear, and fight to be the last one standing. What sets us apart is our Mission System: every match comes with objectives to complete, from daily challenges to season-long quests, that reward you for playing creatively, not just for winning.

This is not a one-off gig. We’re in early development with a roadmap of seasons, new maps, and new modes, and our team is growing with talented developers and designers who want to be part of something from the ground up. The testers who join now will be the people who shaped this game.

What you’ll do

- Play battle royale matches and complete in-game missions (e.g. “Win a match using only pistols,” “Revive 3 teammates,” “Survive the final circle without healing”)

- Tell us whether missions feel fun, fair, too easy, too grindy, or confusing

- Test rewards, progression, maps, weapons, and match flow from a player’s perspective

- Share honest feedback in plain language. No technical reports.

- Take on weekly Curveball Challenges

What we’re looking for

- Based in the United States

- Love battle royale games (Fortnite, Apex, PUBG, Warzone, or similar)

- Honest, observant, and comfortable giving direct feedback

- Reliable internet and a PC, console, or mobile device

No technical or QA experience needed. If you can play and explain how it felt, you’re qualified.

🎲 The Curveball Challenge

Each week you’ll get one unexpected mission outside your normal routine:

- The Pacifist Run: Survive a full match without firing a shot.

- The Wrong Door: Land in the least popular spot on the map and see what happens.

- The Chaos Agent: Do everything a “normal” player wouldn’t: odd routes, odd item combos, strange positions. Report what breaks.

Complete them and you may see your ideas show up in the live game.

The first match is about to start. Send your proposal and be part of the journey from the very beginning. 🪂

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