How do I become a remote video game tester?

Remote video game testers report bugs and provide feedback to the developers about user experience of the games they test. To become a remote video game tester, you need a high school diploma. A degree is not required, but completing an associate or bachelor's degree in game design, software development, or a related field may improve your chances in the job market. Become proficient in working through different types of video games to find issues and glitches the developers did not expect. For those aiming to work for specific gaming companies, study the different games that company makes and practice playing through them with a critical eye to find bugs. Acquire a position as an in-house video game tester with a development company or gaming agency. Once you have established yourself as a competent tester, companies are more likely to trust you to work remotely.