As someone who has worked as QA tester at AAA studio, I can say a lot has changed in QA from when this video was filmed and uploaded to now. Game testing was about "Breaking the game" and Now it is as similar to "Game as a software" testing with different testing techniques/principles. Whatever he has mentioned in this video is just referring to "Play Testing" which happens ones Unit & Integration testing is done. But yes a good video for someone who wants to enter the industry, would love to see an updated or a 2022 view point on this.
I would just like to thank you. This video has given me more doors to look down, with regards to getting a job to do with game testing. Great video! Great questions! Thank a lot again.
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Thank you for making this video! I really want to become a game developer and was wondering where to start. I'm currently 15 years old and going into my senior year of high school, I want to become a lead developer and I'm glad this guy answered one of my most burning questions!
Well.. to get a full time job, usually you need to be at least 18 (depends on the country). Finish high school, I will always also encourage pursuing higher education aka. college/university, work maybe during summer break because you will have plenty of time to work after finishing with school :)
20-21 isn't too late, in case anyone felt discouraged. Most QA positions require a degree which is kind of impossible to get before your 20/21 years old.
Thank you so much for this this is a great notes for me coz I just applied on Ubisoft Philippines as a game tester I just graduated Grade 12 And I was colling for jobs But this got my interest Since I've been following ubisoft's games for a long time but I have not tried dis honor yet But I played Assassin's creed 1 up to black flag I also watch game plays of Assassin's creed to expand my knowledge in the assassin's creed story lines 😅😅😅😍
Depends on the company, the country... and lately with the pandemic it's not the most fun time, but don't give up, there is a job out there with your name on it!
It is definitely helpful to mee... I also want to join this career, but stuck @ some points & believe me this video clear all my doubts.... thanks again..
Superb interviu! Deasemenea,intervievatul,Cosmin Burescu,este o persoana uimitoare!I-am dat mesaj pe facebook pentru a il intreba anumite lucruri despre acest job din ochii unui student si mi-a raspuns la toate intrebarile si chiar a intretinut o conversatie cu mine! All my respect,dude! Thanks a lot!
Check out another greate interview about the gaming industry: From Fallout to Assassins Creed | Gareth Glover Interview ruclips.net/video/F9EdBxWJ7oE/видео.html Gareth has enjoyed a colourful career in video games starting life as a humble games tester, through becoming a game artist, and currently settling into his new role as Game Director at Ubisoft back in 2018.
@@Tokyomodeldetective That is nice, glad to hear that, but I think you should edit your comment and not specify the project, usually this is forbidden through NDAs you sign at the job ;)
I would love to become a part of this industry but I have no idea what to do when I leave school to get a job in a company such as Ubisoft. Anyone got advice ? I'm from the UK
Go to college, get a degree, work in between if you can, but education is very important! After that, depends what you study, what is your degree, and maybe you will find a suitable job for you in the gaming industry :)
I have been applying to a lot of testing or QA jobs but have yet to get an interview. I have a background in app based and e-commerce companies, more on the CS side, but have handled, tracked and reported bugs on said apps, mobile sites, and front end. Any advice to get to the interview part?
Sorry to hear that, a background like you would be useful in the gaming industry. I can just encourage you to keep applying to as many gaming companies or studios as possible, have a well done CV, with your photo, schools, old jobs, maybe some letter of recommendation, and also apply for different positions, just don't loose hope :) Maybe take into consideration applying in different cities/states/countries.
Thank you kindly for the tips. I just paid for a service a week ago to have a professional redo my resume to be more quality assurance specific. I have also been doing as much free lance testing for mobile games as I can get. I will try those other methods also.
@@thyironfist Interesting job, creating CVs :) I just used Europass, a standard CV creating platform, but I hope using that CV creating service helps you get a job. Best of luck !
I have found a bug in Assasins Creed Black Flag.There is one mission that we have to destroy a huge ship that is very hard to destroy,we can do a easy way,"just jump off from the ship and start swimming ".WE can easily finish it.If obisoft is launching a new update for black flag..then remove this bug.
It's too late to fix such a bug for an old game, but you can poste it on Ubisoft's forum with maybe a video and maybe they will fix this in future games :)
The mission is finish-able, the fact that it's hard might be as design. The bug you are describing is an exploit, which games have some times, and sometimes they are left in the game intentionally ;)
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@@quirogatnonerrat3214 depends on your skills, the games industry is vast.. Usually just check your local companies and see the open job positions and see where you fit better depending on your skills. As for Game Testing, it's an entry level job, so no need for previous experience, and companies are usually always hiring .
Hello all. As someone who is wanting to possibly dive into this as a career, I'm seeing a lot of helpful tips on where to begin and that's wonderful. I live in the Midwest though and I've always been under the impression that this career field does not exist around here. Is this true? What is your knowledge on where the career can be located? (West coast, east coast, just several states, etc.). Thank you for your time and for this wonderful and informative interview.
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Hi, thank you so much for the video. I am looking to get into game testing and I see you have told allot to apply in a local game development studio. But are there any online courses which you would recommend before I can apply so i have a more clear understanding and knowledge before applying.
I think there are some courses, but most of the knowledge you will learn at the job, since some terms are specific to a company/studio. Search for common gaming jargon, this will help.
I wonder if you don't get a clue in a certain level or don't find it and you get stuck? Is that ok, are you at a risk of being fired because you haven't spotted ir or searched in thoroughly enough? Does that happen sometimes?
Yes, sometimes some people don't see a pretty important issue, because they are used to do that mission/area, that is why teams usually change their testing area so a fresh eye can have a look at it from time to time. You need to do some pretty bad stuff to get fired, but as bug reporting goes, each part of the game is checked by a lot of people, so you should not worry :)
There is no standard questions, the idea is that you tell your story and why you want that job, questions are there just to push you towards saying those things.
@@cosminbury i have a couple of questions if you could help me. I don't have anything passed a high school education but game testing is my dream job. Unfortunately i live in a very small town in Texas and i don't think there are any places near. How would i go about becoming a game tester? Can someone like me even get the job? I have about 20 years of gaming under my belt. And about 5 of those are competitive.
@@wigglytuffgaming Game tester is a entry level job, so high-school should be enough. If you don't want to move to a town where the big gaming companies are, you could always try freelancing, I know there are some platforms out there, but never used one, not sure if you can make living off of them, and overall I don't really trust them. I would recommend to see where is the closest gaming studio of any company, and try wither to commute there or to move as close as possible to that studio. Yes, I believe anyone can get become a game tester, you need English skills (for those in non-English spiking countries), basic logic and common sense, to be a team-player/social, and love games :) When you say competitive, does that mean tournaments, professional gaming league, championships like in the big stuff? If yes, there are companies that hire such pro-players for balancing testing teams. Hope this helps, best of luck! Like and share to spread the word :D
@@cosminbury thank you for the helpful reply. And yes, i would call it "aspiring pro". Ive competed in local and big tournaments for Games like MTG, hearthstone, fortnite, smash 4 and ultimate, and TFT (league of legends autochess).
I'm curious what bug he found in Dishonored - when you lean they won't see you, so I'm wondering if hw did something with that or if he found some extra pathway or something
My 19 year old son is autistic. He plays video games every waking hour. It is his passion. I want to know how he could become a game tester. Do you have any austic people working as testers?
I think there may be companies that hire people with disabilities or special needs (I hope I am not offending anyone by saying this), but playing games is one thing, testing them is really different and involves paying attention to details, and being able to report them using a specific template and standards. Nevertheless, I encourage your son to try to get a job in the gaming industry, I am sure he will be treated equally in the interview and selection phase.
Interviewer predicting fallout 76 developers' fail right there, when they left that secret room in with tons of weapons and stuff that was being prepared for next patch OmegaLul
Game testing is an entry level job for a junior position, so you should not need any previous experience, the only downside is that as an entry level job has a entry level pay, so that might be problematic
@@cosminbury I currently work in SEO (search engine optimization) and worked in a different department for the same company SEM (search engine marketing) of which is minimum pay in my country less than 300 euro I've looked at plenty of the job application sites such as indeed or zip recruiter sadly I could not find many if any remote positions and those I could find required a US work authorization which is sadly not happening and if I could leave that position and switch over to Game QA id probably do it in a heartbeat sadly the job hunt has not been treating me well a position I was gonna apply to a week ago managed to get filled before I finished my application as it took me a few days so that was quite disappointing
@@BenibomBugs sounds interesting what you do, but also not that good as pay, if you do want to do game testing, keep an eye out for jobs, you never know when an opportunity arrives 🍀
Hi Cosmin, great interview! Which educational courses would you recommend a young man who may be considering a career in video game testing? Also any particular jobs that would be good to choose to obtain career experience before applying for video game testing? Thank you so much! -Jack
Hey Jack, you don't need previous experience or special courses to become a video game tester, just love games and have good English skills, the rest you will learn on the job :)
Although I speak for no one and I have absolutely no knowledge of this field, I wanted to give you my thoughts as I'm wanting to pursue the same thing. Perhaps any courses dealing with the English language, creative writing perhaps, but within that could potentially be helpful. Not necessarily a major. Up to you! Hope it helps.
@@cosminbury im . 15 years old still in high school i want to become a game tester do i need qualifications? degrees? i have good english skills fluent speaker and i love games i play 6 hours per day how can i become a games tester from here what should i do and how do i sign up
@@CRYSAW Hey, be patient, finish high-school and than you can apply for a summer job, or full time if it won't interfere with your future studies. Other than that, after finishing high-school and becoming a legal adult (18 years usually), make a CV and apply to the nearest gaming company for a game tester job. For this position, there is not special degree or course that you have to do before :) Hope this info helps you.
@@cosminbury thanks man your a legend you should play the game apex legends it very good do you play on playstation? maybe we can jump in a game and do you get free games as a games tester
What do you think of gtcoin, game tester coin. It is going to launch later in the year. Do you think this is a worth while concept to get involved with?
Any, something that is around computer science is best, but I saw all sorts of study backgrounds that turned to game/software tester or developer. But I do recommend studding something, the experience of going to university/college evolves you as a person and will help you develop social skills and team working mentality.
www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx Just select "Testing & Quality Management" in the Job Family field, and maybe a location if you want to search for a job near you :)
@siva sankaran nope, but still you can do a CV/resume , it contains your picture, contact info, education and stuff like that. There are plenty of websites which will help you create one, you just add your info and they make it pretty, free of charge.
Hating for nothing, never heard of an Ubisoft game to break for everyone on launch. If you had a problem, it's most likely a local one, depending on the software or hardware you have. Contact the Ubisoft forums with your problem, or just look on the existing threads, you might find a solution.
@@adamsala9291 Hey Adam, I'm glad that your son is passionate about games, if he can find ways to break them it's perfect for a game tester, if he can think about solutions on how to fix them it's even better. If he wants a career in the gaming industry, he should have been the one to write here ;) Nevertheless, it's not necessary to show me his skills, I encourage him to go online on any job-platform to search for a position as tester in the gaming industry close to his home. For Ubisoft, they have their own job/career section on their website, you and especially him can take a look there on open positions.
@NightClown Gamer just get in touch with any gaming company that you have around you, and just apply for a job. Make sure you have a good CV, and when called at the interview, be sincere and just show your eagerness to get the job :)
@@funnycompilations554 It's an entry level job, so it will be an entry level/minimum salary, somewhere around that, maybe a bit more than the minimum wage, it depends on the country and company
Hi I have a couple questions for Cosmin Burescu. I want to start off by saying there aren't any gaming studios close to me I'm in Mississippi. I have an Associate in Computer Programming ,but I always wanted to deal with video games. How can I get a job as a game tester if there aren't any close. Can video game tester's work from home? Also I've seen link to websites with like get paid to play video games. Do you know of these to be legitimate sources, or scams.
Hey, I think there might be some freelancing jobs in game testing, that you might be able to do from home, but you will have to search online for it. If you have any degree and knowledge in programming, you might be able to do that in gaming, so try to find a job in that area, also freelancing in game programming might be available.
salut cosmin, sunt foarte pasionat de munca pe care o depui, spune-mi te rog avand in vedere experienta ta, sosul de maaioneza cu usturoi se pune pe lipie sau peste cartofi/carne
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No, for a game tester you don't need experience, just successfully finish High school, and you can start working, but don't loose focus on higher education ;) Payment depends on the country, company, studio, position.. a lot of factors, but it's an entry level position.
I have tried and burn by rejection 10 times by every video game company. I know playing video games doesn't count as experience but playing is my experience
Hi, I m from India. I wanna be a game tester where should i apply for that job . i m begiener for or i can say that m fresher. for this field. so what can i do give me some suggestions.
You will need good English skills, both written and spoken and create your CV. As for "where?", that you have to search on your own the closest game development studio that has a tester position available.
At the beginning, no, but there is a lot of work further one, not just playing and finding bugs. Documents, statistics, design, plans... and it gets even more and more while you progress in seniority. It's basically like any development job/field, you start doing the easy part and learning constantly, till you start coming up with your own ideas to implement in your work, train new people, management, and so on..
Passion for games (knowledge of different game genres, consoles and platforms) Very good written English skills You need to add skill points in patience and persistence, to perform meticulous testing and ensure accuracy at all times As part of the team, you need to interact with other adventurers and have good interpersonal and communication abilities Special abilities: fast learner, creative and proactive Superpowers: reliable, punctual and with a positive attitude All adventurers and superheroes need to be a little nerdy as well and show basic knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) No previous work experience is necessary. www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
I’ll have to defer to the community on this one. I’m pretty sure there are plenty of game testing companies in India… I know of SentientGaming.com in Bengaluru that does game testing…
@@gamingdebugged I also asked a Ubisoft HR about opportunities but she said there isn't any requirement at the moment so can you please keep me updated if you know about any job opportunities in India? I have also mailed sentientgaming about my interest in game Testing
7:48 bro thats what testers do? i would make bank doing testing jobs i find these kind of things in almost every game my friends get amazed seeing me finding all this witty stuff in games all the time tf someone hire me right now...
@@AntiCx_edits I'm not sure how, for me it was simple, just made a CV, as nice as I could, an intention letter (not sure if it's a standard everywhere), I got called in for an interview and test, nothing special or complicated, and I was hired as a junior game tester, than progressed in seniority, changed departments, production, and now management. What tips I gave people along the way are to be honest and to be enthusiast, standard for any interview, and don't give up, apply as many times to as many jobs as possible, don't be afraid to go to an interview, I actually encourage it, good or bad result the experience gained is valuable.
You already have done the first step, to want to work in this field :) Next, create your CV, English, with picture and contact methods. For different companies, just look around on job recruitment websites. For Ubisoft: www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
For QC, you don't need a degree, gaming experience, good English and some MS Office knowledge are needed. For QA, you need some experience and maybe a degree might help, but it depends what you've actually studied.
Wish he had started earlier than 21. Well I guess that makes me ancient cause I'm starting in my 30s. Granted I do have two bachelors in four subjects. Front End, Back End, System Admin and IT. Basically I'm a Full Stack Developer monster. Which they are putting me in as Test Associate at minimum wage and no guarantee for growth. Yep fun times.
Depends on the country, company, position and seniority.. from, the near the minimum of payment allowed by the country to a comfortable salary in time :)
It depends on the company, country, studio and position, but a game tester does not need any previous experience, so expect something like the minimum wage or a bit above it.
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For a game tester position, you don't need any experience, basically all you need is good English skills and a passion for games. You can look for a game tester position in a company near you, go to the interviu and see how it is, and maybe you will get a full time job :) There is also this interview that might help you: ruclips.net/video/oDo2CDLD_p8/видео.html
You should be fine as long as you are very detail oriented, have a great attention span, patience, enthusiastic, passion for games, motivated and driven
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As someone who has worked as QA tester at AAA studio, I can say a lot has changed in QA from when this video was filmed and uploaded to now.
Game testing was about "Breaking the game" and Now it is as similar to "Game as a software" testing with different testing techniques/principles. Whatever he has mentioned in this video is just referring to "Play Testing" which happens ones Unit & Integration testing is done. But yes a good video for someone who wants to enter the industry, would love to see an updated or a 2022 view point on this.
Not a lot of things changed since than :D
The principles are still the same ;)
@@cosminbury agree. testing techniques always applied whether it was about video games or software.
I would just like to thank you. This video has given me more doors to look down, with regards to getting a job to do with game testing. Great video! Great questions! Thank a lot again.
I'm glad you liked it :)
Did you ever find a game testing job?
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I feel proud for my country, Romania.
Thank you for making this video! I really want to become a game developer and was wondering where to start. I'm currently 15 years old and going into my senior year of high school, I want to become a lead developer and I'm glad this guy answered one of my most burning questions!
Dude I'm a 15 year old junior lol I thought I was young 🤣
Well.. to get a full time job, usually you need to be at least 18 (depends on the country).
Finish high school, I will always also encourage pursuing higher education aka. college/university, work maybe during summer break because you will have plenty of time to work after finishing with school :)
I always wanted to be a games test that's my dream wanted to start o. He right path I'm 24 and tryna get it started
20-21 isn't too late, in case anyone felt discouraged. Most QA positions require a degree which is kind of impossible to get before your 20/21 years old.
I've seen people even around 30 years old switching to this type of job, no problem there :)
What a weird thing to say. You could be in your 40s and work in QA.
@@FleshToDust happy to help :)
Thank you so much for this this is a great notes for me coz I just applied on Ubisoft Philippines as a game tester I just graduated Grade 12
And I was colling for jobs
But this got my interest
Since I've been following ubisoft's games for a long time but I have not tried dis honor yet
But I played Assassin's creed 1 up to black flag I also watch game plays of Assassin's creed to expand my knowledge in the assassin's creed story lines 😅😅😅😍
Great video! Been wanting to get into video game testing for awhile, but sadly there aren't any companies in central USA. Great tips
Glad to help! Good luck getting into the industry!
@@CosmicOdyssey2 thats lower than avg salary
The could’ve used him while they were making BioWare’s “Anthem”.
Unfortunately it wouldnt have helped, they were rushed to push put an unfinished product
Useful video, Applied for loads of QT jobs and always seem to get a no :( seems very hard to get this job in the UK.
Depends on the company, the country... and lately with the pandemic it's not the most fun time, but don't give up, there is a job out there with your name on it!
I just got into a gaming company called Pole To Win........thanks a lot. This video helped me to understand a little bit. I just started my training .
how was it?
I'm glad it helped :)
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It is definitely helpful to mee...
I also want to join this career, but stuck @ some points
& believe me this video clear all my doubts....
thanks again..
I'm glad it helped :)
@@cosminbury are you real cosmin??big fan sir😊
@@akshaykothawade yes, it's me :)
Thanks i have applied for same i have my interview in couple of days.
I always wanted to do this but never had opportunity.
Hope to crack this one.
How did it go? I have my interview tomorrow, and I hope I get the job💪
@@gabrieledemarco1298 It was amazing still waiting for confirmation cleared all rounds 😊 Good Luck Buddy
Swatantra Dwivedi what previous experience do you have?
@@touge2is DBA & Testing Software.
Did you get it?? Im q.a tester but my experience is only in MSsql and testint software in (c#)
Superb interviu! Deasemenea,intervievatul,Cosmin Burescu,este o persoana uimitoare!I-am dat mesaj pe facebook pentru a il intreba anumite lucruri despre acest job din ochii unui student si mi-a raspuns la toate intrebarile si chiar a intretinut o conversatie cu mine!
All my respect,dude!
Thanks a lot!
My pleasure :)
Like & share so others can know about it :)
I have broken so many games that have passed development sometimes the bugs are so obvious it's shocking it made it through testing at all
Not all issues are fixed. Many are left in if they are not worth fixing.
Very useful video, thanks for sharing it!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it :)
Love this guy alrdy
Cosmin is a legend!
@@gamingdebugged its my first day QA/Game Tester work tonight, great questions you did here. Thanks, instant sub.
@@KnightsTempura Thanks! Don't forget to take a look at my other interviews for a more rounded view of the game dev process.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it :)
Check out another greate interview about the gaming industry:
From Fallout to Assassins Creed | Gareth Glover Interview
ruclips.net/video/F9EdBxWJ7oE/видео.html
Gareth has enjoyed a colourful career in video games starting life as a humble games tester, through becoming a game artist, and currently settling into his new role as Game Director at Ubisoft back in 2018.
@@Tokyomodeldetective My pleasure :)
@@Tokyomodeldetective That is nice, glad to hear that, but I think you should edit your comment and not specify the project, usually this is forbidden through NDAs you sign at the job ;)
I've just applied for a game tester job in ubisoft. Can't w8 to see if I get the job 😀
DId you get it?
got lot of information. thank you
Thanks for commenting, i'm glad it helped!!
I'm glad it helped :)
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i all i do is play video games and work part time at a small market that is what i want to do anymore . ?
I would love to become a part of this industry but I have no idea what to do when I leave school to get a job in a company such as Ubisoft. Anyone got advice ? I'm from the UK
Go to college, get a degree, work in between if you can, but education is very important!
After that, depends what you study, what is your degree, and maybe you will find a suitable job for you in the gaming industry :)
@@cosminbury he was 21 and only had to speak and write English
@spectre legacy account well good luck on that, you need years of job experience to get in there
I have been applying to a lot of testing or QA jobs but have yet to get an interview.
I have a background in app based and e-commerce companies, more on the CS side, but have handled, tracked and reported bugs on said apps, mobile sites, and front end.
Any advice to get to the interview part?
Sorry to hear that, a background like you would be useful in the gaming industry.
I can just encourage you to keep applying to as many gaming companies or studios as possible, have a well done CV, with your photo, schools, old jobs, maybe some letter of recommendation, and also apply for different positions, just don't loose hope :)
Maybe take into consideration applying in different cities/states/countries.
Thank you kindly for the tips. I just paid for a service a week ago to have a professional redo my resume to be more quality assurance specific.
I have also been doing as much free lance testing for mobile games as I can get.
I will try those other methods also.
@@thyironfist Interesting job, creating CVs :)
I just used Europass, a standard CV creating platform, but I hope using that CV creating service helps you get a job.
Best of luck !
Speak better English
I have found a bug in Assasins Creed Black Flag.There is one mission that we have to destroy a huge ship that is very hard to destroy,we can do a easy way,"just jump off from the ship and start swimming ".WE can easily finish it.If obisoft is launching a new update for black flag..then remove this bug.
It's too late to fix such a bug for an old game, but you can poste it on Ubisoft's forum with maybe a video and maybe they will fix this in future games :)
I was just saying that.....some players cant finish that mission because that is tough...Its a BUG..If some players those who need it can USE this.
The mission is finish-able, the fact that it's hard might be as design. The bug you are describing is an exploit, which games have some times, and sometimes they are left in the game intentionally ;)
Yay now i can follow my passion
One of the easier jobs to get into if you know where to start...
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Yo get these fuckin fake ass bots outta here
Ok, where to start from? I want to enter this industry but idk how to start😥
@@quirogatnonerrat3214 depends on your skills, the games industry is vast..
Usually just check your local companies and see the open job positions and see where you fit better depending on your skills.
As for Game Testing, it's an entry level job, so no need for previous experience, and companies are usually always hiring .
I wonder if Ubisoft hires under ZERO hour contracts like the other companies in the UK or if they offer permanent positions with good salaries.
Apply for a job or get in touch with them, and find out :)
Hello all. As someone who is wanting to possibly dive into this as a career, I'm seeing a lot of helpful tips on where to begin and that's wonderful. I live in the Midwest though and I've always been under the impression that this career field does not exist around here. Is this true? What is your knowledge on where the career can be located? (West coast, east coast, just several states, etc.). Thank you for your time and for this wonderful and informative interview.
Google is your friend, and if there are none around and you cannot relocate, maybe a freelancing job might be the solution :)
Thank you: good delivery!
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Cosmin come from Romania
Thanks for the insight
Tell me some an Qa games
I'm glad it helped :)
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Hi, thank you so much for the video.
I am looking to get into game testing and I see you have told allot to apply in a local game development studio. But are there any online courses which you would recommend before I can apply so i have a more clear understanding and knowledge before applying.
I think there are some courses, but most of the knowledge you will learn at the job, since some terms are specific to a company/studio.
Search for common gaming jargon, this will help.
Cool Video! Very informativ!!
Thanks ! and thanks for commenting!
Thanks :)
I wonder if you don't get a clue in a certain level or don't find it and you get stuck? Is that ok, are you at a risk of being fired because you haven't spotted ir or searched in thoroughly enough? Does that happen sometimes?
Yes, sometimes some people don't see a pretty important issue, because they are used to do that mission/area, that is why teams usually change their testing area so a fresh eye can have a look at it from time to time.
You need to do some pretty bad stuff to get fired, but as bug reporting goes, each part of the game is checked by a lot of people, so you should not worry :)
Awesome man
Thanks!
What questions do interviewers ask for game testing??
There is no standard questions, the idea is that you tell your story and why you want that job, questions are there just to push you towards saying those things.
@@cosminbury i have a couple of questions if you could help me. I don't have anything passed a high school education but game testing is my dream job. Unfortunately i live in a very small town in Texas and i don't think there are any places near. How would i go about becoming a game tester? Can someone like me even get the job? I have about 20 years of gaming under my belt. And about 5 of those are competitive.
@@wigglytuffgaming Game tester is a entry level job, so high-school should be enough.
If you don't want to move to a town where the big gaming companies are, you could always try freelancing, I know there are some platforms out there, but never used one, not sure if you can make living off of them, and overall I don't really trust them.
I would recommend to see where is the closest gaming studio of any company, and try wither to commute there or to move as close as possible to that studio.
Yes, I believe anyone can get become a game tester, you need English skills (for those in non-English spiking countries), basic logic and common sense, to be a team-player/social, and love games :)
When you say competitive, does that mean tournaments, professional gaming league, championships like in the big stuff? If yes, there are companies that hire such pro-players for balancing testing teams.
Hope this helps, best of luck!
Like and share to spread the word :D
@@cosminbury thank you for the helpful reply. And yes, i would call it "aspiring pro". Ive competed in local and big tournaments for Games like MTG, hearthstone, fortnite, smash 4 and ultimate, and TFT (league of legends autochess).
Do you speak English!
Which programming languages should we know before taking an interview for this profession?
None, game testing does not require knowledge of any programming language, but knowing one can be an advantage.
Thank you
@@rajdeeppodder8618 It depends on which Programming Languange the Game is created
@@cosminbury Hi Cosmin! Does Ubisoft accept people that do not have any experience in game testing?
@@nicx8168 yes, the Game Tester position is an entry level job, so no previous experience is needed
I'm curious what bug he found in Dishonored - when you lean they won't see you, so I'm wondering if hw did something with that or if he found some extra pathway or something
One of the bunkers in this mission: ruclips.net/video/js52TY0d6HM/видео.html
My 19 year old son is autistic. He plays video games every waking hour. It is his passion. I want to know how he could become a game tester. Do you have any austic people working as testers?
I think there may be companies that hire people with disabilities or special needs (I hope I am not offending anyone by saying this), but playing games is one thing, testing them is really different and involves paying attention to details, and being able to report them using a specific template and standards.
Nevertheless, I encourage your son to try to get a job in the gaming industry, I am sure he will be treated equally in the interview and selection phase.
i subbed for this video
Thanks, I have another chat with Cosmin still to come…
I keep finding problems in movies and series and just a bit in games coz games or already tested
Hi, so i just have to finish high school and then i can join the company without a college degree?
I don't think so ;)
@@dangaiden yeah i am not gonna do that gaming tester thing anymore
You don't need a college degree to become a game tester
Interviewer predicting fallout 76 developers' fail right there, when they left that secret room in with tons of weapons and stuff that was being prepared for next patch OmegaLul
"Ooh this is cool but what if I do this"
That is literally me
If you need a job, game testing might suit you :)
@@cosminbury hey man id love to I just have no previous experience on paper and just don't know where to go for one
Game testing is an entry level job for a junior position, so you should not need any previous experience, the only downside is that as an entry level job has a entry level pay, so that might be problematic
@@cosminbury I currently work in SEO (search engine optimization) and worked in a different department for the same company SEM (search engine marketing) of which is minimum pay in my country less than 300 euro I've looked at plenty of the job application sites such as indeed or zip recruiter sadly I could not find many if any remote positions and those I could find required a US work authorization which is sadly not happening and if I could leave that position and switch over to Game QA id probably do it in a heartbeat sadly the job hunt has not been treating me well a position I was gonna apply to a week ago managed to get filled before I finished my application as it took me a few days so that was quite disappointing
@@BenibomBugs sounds interesting what you do, but also not that good as pay, if you do want to do game testing, keep an eye out for jobs, you never know when an opportunity arrives 🍀
Hi Cosmin, great interview! Which educational courses would you recommend a young man who may be considering a career in video game testing? Also any particular jobs that would be good to choose to obtain career experience before applying for video game testing? Thank you so much! -Jack
Hey Jack, you don't need previous experience or special courses to become a video game tester, just love games and have good English skills, the rest you will learn on the job :)
Although I speak for no one and I have absolutely no knowledge of this field, I wanted to give you my thoughts as I'm wanting to pursue the same thing. Perhaps any courses dealing with the English language, creative writing perhaps, but within that could potentially be helpful. Not necessarily a major. Up to you! Hope it helps.
@@cosminbury im . 15 years old still in high school i want to become a game tester do i need qualifications? degrees? i have good english skills fluent speaker and i love games i play 6 hours per day how can i become a games tester from here what should i do and how do i sign up
@@CRYSAW Hey, be patient, finish high-school and than you can apply for a summer job, or full time if it won't interfere with your future studies.
Other than that, after finishing high-school and becoming a legal adult (18 years usually), make a CV and apply to the nearest gaming company for a game tester job.
For this position, there is not special degree or course that you have to do before :)
Hope this info helps you.
@@cosminbury thanks man your a legend you should play the game apex legends it very good do you play on playstation? maybe we can jump in a game and do you get free games as a games tester
Ha im 13 and I'm just applying to see if I can get a job
No u cant
I really want to become a video game tester!
That's the spirit!
Make your CV, search for the closest video game development studio and apply :)
You gotta know and write English
What do you think of gtcoin, game tester coin. It is going to launch later in the year. Do you think this is a worth while concept to get involved with?
Crypto currency has it's ups and downs, maybe it will pick up but I don't see the need for it and may have bad consequences in the gaming industry.
Messaging two years later just to see if Cosmin would reply or not. 😬
Edit : Almost two year. 😊
Cosmin does come back periodically. Was there anything you wanted to ask or are you just saying hi?
Here I am :)
Gaming Debugged Sorry for late reply. Was just saying Hi!!
Hope you have a great day. And a happy new year.
Cosmin Bury Hey. Again sorry for late reply. Yt notifications are turned off.
Have a great years ahead. Happy new year.
This is roman de al nostru
DA!
haha same for me. Me myself am very critical to details
How do you get experience as game tester? If you you never work as a game tester before and they ask for experience while tryna apply
Previous experience should be optional for a junior game tester position, it's only important if you are trying to apply for a more senior position.
Im junior tester but i ve never tested a game before... my exp is in mssql and c# software
What tyoe of class in college would you need to take to become a game tester
Any, something that is around computer science is best, but I saw all sorts of study backgrounds that turned to game/software tester or developer.
But I do recommend studding something, the experience of going to university/college evolves you as a person and will help you develop social skills and team working mentality.
Btech /BCA or any graduate or avid gamer
they must have left these people out of Elite Squad, you don't even have to do anything to get bugged
In the video the guy on left is he on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram.? Not the one with dark glasses
Gaming Debugged facebook.com/gamingdebugged
www.gamingdebugged.com
Where do you have to go to apply to become a tester? Can you do this online?
www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
Just select "Testing & Quality Management" in the Job Family field, and maybe a location if you want to search for a job near you :)
@siva sankaran Usually its a CV, maybe a letter of intention + any other recommendations you might have from other people or passed jobs.
@siva sankaran nope, but still you can do a CV/resume , it contains your picture, contact info, education and stuff like that.
There are plenty of websites which will help you create one, you just add your info and they make it pretty, free of charge.
This is the exact job I want
No you don't....it pays bad, does not require any kind of qualification. It's the very bottom of gaming industry, you can't go any lower than this.
@@dansuhanea4128 I don't know what else to do though. Between becoming a teacher or a cashier I think game qa is bettet
Can u plz tell,Which software is using for game testing in ubisoft??
Sorry, but no, the software used for any job in any company is usually confidential ;)
>Ubisoft.
>Game breaks on release.
Must be a great tester.
Hating for nothing, never heard of an Ubisoft game to break for everyone on launch.
If you had a problem, it's most likely a local one, depending on the software or hardware you have.
Contact the Ubisoft forums with your problem, or just look on the existing threads, you might find a solution.
@@adamsala9291 Hey Adam, I'm glad that your son is passionate about games, if he can find ways to break them it's perfect for a game tester, if he can think about solutions on how to fix them it's even better.
If he wants a career in the gaming industry, he should have been the one to write here ;)
Nevertheless, it's not necessary to show me his skills, I encourage him to go online on any job-platform to search for a position as tester in the gaming industry close to his home.
For Ubisoft, they have their own job/career section on their website, you and especially him can take a look there on open positions.
@NightClown Gamer just get in touch with any gaming company that you have around you, and just apply for a job. Make sure you have a good CV, and when called at the interview, be sincere and just show your eagerness to get the job :)
@@cosminbury what is the Average Salary if i starts as a fresher?
@@funnycompilations554 It's an entry level job, so it will be an entry level/minimum salary, somewhere around that, maybe a bit more than the minimum wage, it depends on the country and company
Hi I have a couple questions for Cosmin Burescu. I want to start off by saying there aren't any gaming studios close to me I'm in Mississippi. I have an Associate in Computer Programming ,but I always wanted to deal with video games. How can I get a job as a game tester if there aren't any close. Can video game tester's work from home? Also I've seen link to websites with like get paid to play video games. Do you know of these to be legitimate sources, or scams.
Hey,
I think there might be some freelancing jobs in game testing, that you might be able to do from home, but you will have to search online for it.
If you have any degree and knowledge in programming, you might be able to do that in gaming, so try to find a job in that area, also freelancing in game programming might be available.
salut cosmin, sunt foarte pasionat de munca pe care o depui, spune-mi te rog avand in vedere experienta ta, sosul de maaioneza cu usturoi se pune pe lipie sau peste cartofi/carne
Doar peste carne si cartofi, pe lipie se pune ketchup ;)
de la Buraton graire
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how can I apply?
Search for the closest games developing studio, look at what openings they have and send them your CV, it's that simple :)
How can you start with no experience? Do you need a degree to work in the field and is it well paid?
It helps to have one and no it's only about 30k a year
No, for a game tester you don't need experience, just successfully finish High school, and you can start working, but don't loose focus on higher education ;)
Payment depends on the country, company, studio, position.. a lot of factors, but it's an entry level position.
How can I apply??? I thought after playing so many video games for so many years maybe I should start getting pay for it 😁
Yes you can! just search for such jobs in your area or country and apply :)
Could it be a side/part time job?
Yes it could be, I did start as part time and moved on to full time job.
Video starts at 9:10
Everything has an intro :P
I have tried and burn by rejection 10 times by every video game company. I know playing video games doesn't count as experience but playing is my experience
I'm sorry to hear that, did you get any feedback from them, why did they reject you? that is the starting point in fixing whatever went wrong.
I can't even get started anywhere. Where do I go??
On your preferred job searching platform, it's and entry level position, so just search for such jobs in your area or country and apply :)
nice discussion :)
Thank you!
Does it pay well?
It can start rather low, it's an entry level job, but it can get up to a comfortable salary.
Cosmin Bury well... every job is like that. Just gotta be committed and dedicated
@@fanaticalplel1003 True, although some believe that this job is just playing games and getting money, and it's far from it.
Hi, I m from India. I wanna be a game tester where should i apply for that job . i m begiener for or i can say that m fresher.
for this field. so what can i do give me some suggestions.
You will need good English skills, both written and spoken and create your CV.
As for "where?", that you have to search on your own the closest game development studio that has a tester position available.
@@cosminbury damn any offices of Ubisoft in Germany Stuttgart?
@@VladoStoryOfficial From what I see, only in: Mainz, Dusseldorf and Berlin
www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
So where do I go to apply for game testing ?
Google :)
Just search for gaming companies around you, and see if they have an open game-tester position.
Do you need to have basic programming knowledge to become a game tester?
No, you don't, it's an entry level job.
If you have, extra knloedge always helps, but it's not mandatory.
I see nothing hard in testing games and finding bugs or iam wrong
At the beginning, no, but there is a lot of work further one, not just playing and finding bugs.
Documents, statistics, design, plans... and it gets even more and more while you progress in seniority.
It's basically like any development job/field, you start doing the easy part and learning constantly, till you start coming up with your own ideas to implement in your work, train new people, management, and so on..
what all qualifications are required to become a game tester
Passion for games (knowledge of different game genres, consoles and platforms)
Very good written English skills
You need to add skill points in patience and persistence, to perform meticulous testing and ensure accuracy at all times
As part of the team, you need to interact with other adventurers and have good interpersonal and communication abilities
Special abilities: fast learner, creative and proactive
Superpowers: reliable, punctual and with a positive attitude
All adventurers and superheroes need to be a little nerdy as well and show basic knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
No previous work experience is necessary.
www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
How can I apply as a Game tester in India?
I’ll have to defer to the community on this one. I’m pretty sure there are plenty of game testing companies in India… I know of SentientGaming.com in Bengaluru that does game testing…
@@gamingdebugged What qualifications should I have to work with sentientgaming?
@@gamingdebugged I also asked a Ubisoft HR about opportunities but she said there isn't any requirement at the moment so can you please keep me updated if you know about any job opportunities in India? I have also mailed sentientgaming about my interest in game Testing
@@doonguitarlessons great! I hope to work with Sentient on some Testing content soon so I will add your question!
I'm 31... is it too late for me to become a Game Tester?
I'm also 31 i also want to become aa well
Any luck ?
Nope not really. Try to learn programming language and some tools that's in demand. It'll give you better opportunities.
Of course not. Jesus lol
@@moeedmoeed9969 Well... I singed up to college, I'm going to study videogame animation
It's never too late, age it's just a number, passion for the entertainment industry is important :)
Dishonored Rocks!!
> How to Become a Professional Games Tester
> buy early access
7:48 bro thats what testers do? i would make bank doing testing jobs i find these kind of things in almost every game my friends get amazed seeing me finding all this witty stuff in games all the time tf someone hire me right now...
Than, apply for a game tester job, it can grow into a good career.
@@cosminbury can u guide me how to I'm not able to get in trying for couple of months
@@AntiCx_edits I'm not sure how, for me it was simple, just made a CV, as nice as I could, an intention letter (not sure if it's a standard everywhere), I got called in for an interview and test, nothing special or complicated, and I was hired as a junior game tester, than progressed in seniority, changed departments, production, and now management.
What tips I gave people along the way are to be honest and to be enthusiast, standard for any interview, and don't give up, apply as many times to as many jobs as possible, don't be afraid to go to an interview, I actually encourage it, good or bad result the experience gained is valuable.
I would love to be a game tester my self considering I love games but idk where to start. Do i just call the company or what?
You already have done the first step, to want to work in this field :)
Next, create your CV, English, with picture and contact methods.
For different companies, just look around on job recruitment websites.
For Ubisoft: www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx
I thought he said he was Cosmic Rescue
I want to be a game tester
Open google, look for companies around your living area, and see what positions they have open :)
My degree is in qa/qc. My experience is in manufacturing but i want to get into gaming. Will my degree help?
For QC, you don't need a degree, gaming experience, good English and some MS Office knowledge are needed.
For QA, you need some experience and maybe a degree might help, but it depends what you've actually studied.
Can you speak English. My god
Wish he had started earlier than 21. Well I guess that makes me ancient cause I'm starting in my 30s. Granted I do have two bachelors in four subjects. Front End, Back End, System Admin and IT. Basically I'm a Full Stack Developer monster. Which they are putting me in as Test Associate at minimum wage and no guarantee for growth. Yep fun times.
Yeah man. I prefer being a game tester than a teacher though. But I dunno.. We gotta start somewhere
You can use your degrees to work in a gaming company, but not as a game tester, and the pay will be improved according to your skills.
Who the fuck doesn't want to be this guy....😂😂 Living a dream
As a career perspective, yes, it's awesome :D
How much do they get paid?
Depends on the country, company, position and seniority.. from, the near the minimum of payment allowed by the country to a comfortable salary in time :)
@@cosminbury im joining Ubisoft Odessa next year as a game tester and im super excited 😁
@@phingdaemidamian4988 Nice, give me a shout out on the company's communication app when that happens :)
Thanks.
What's his name
What does the future hold for Cosmin Burescu?
Copil fara viitor :)))
:)))
You guys are getting paid !!!!
Yep, testing games is a real job :))
That's my Buri boi
Yeah boy
Are they both on social media
Gaming Debugged facebook.com/gamingdebugged
www.gamingdebugged.com
Average salary per year or hour ?
It depends on the company, country, studio and position, but a game tester does not need any previous experience, so expect something like the minimum wage or a bit above it.
Buratooon, bine boss...
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I'm looking for a game tester job...
Please, let me know any vacancies.
You will have to search in your local area or country for jobs. Good luck!
take me*
what if you don't have the experience in the video game industry but you know how to play video games real well .?
For a game tester position, you don't need any experience, basically all you need is good English skills and a passion for games.
You can look for a game tester position in a company near you, go to the interviu and see how it is, and maybe you will get a full time job :)
There is also this interview that might help you: ruclips.net/video/oDo2CDLD_p8/видео.html
You should be fine as long as you are very detail oriented, have a great attention span, patience, enthusiastic, passion for games, motivated and driven
He is romania 🇷🇴👌🏼😘
Can i get your contact or something like that i want to get into this field please help me 😁🙏
Well.. you have the full name there :D
@@cosminbury do you have an instagram id i will message on it
@@varadyadav3487 IG: buratonix
Sir my name is anandhu vijayan from india
I am a good game interester and good gamer
Any hard game am easy to understood