Video Game Playtester | Intern | Part-Time Remote | Join an Indie Game Studio

September 16, 2026

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Summary: Salas Games is an indie game studio developing an online multiplayer spy game called My Life as a Spy. They are seeking a Video Game Playtester Intern to participate in playtests and provide feedback on the game, helping to improve the gaming experience. Responsibilities: - Play early versions of My Life as a Spy during live multiplayer playtests and give honest feedback - Help answer important questions about the game such as its fun factor, confusion, and bugs found - Report bugs clearly if found - Give honest feedback after playing Required Qualifications: - Age 18 or older - A computer that can run the game - Internet connection - Discord or another communication tool for playtest instructions - Ability to join live playtests - Willingness to give honest feedback after playing Preferred Qualifications: - Love video games - Want to get experience in the game industry - Are interested in QA, playtesting, game design, production, or indie game development - Can join online multiplayer sessions - Can give honest feedback in simple English - Can report bugs clearly if you find them - Are reliable and respectful during playtests Required Skills: Playtesting, Bug reporting, Discord, Respectfulness, Honest feedback Benefits: Experience playtesting a real online multiplayer indie game, Early access to My Life as a Spy, A chance to be part of a game entering festivals, Experience giving feedback to a real development team, A portfolio-building opportunity for people interested in games, QA, game design, or production, A certificate of completion for active participants, A possible letter of recommendation for strong contributors, A chance to be considered for future paid QA or playtesting roles if the studio needs them later

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