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We handpick top candidates who are pre-vetted for technical skills, remote readiness, and who meet the requirements you set.
Interview & choose your match
Review candidate profiles, ask questions, or schedule interviews. You stay in control of the final decision.
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Once you’re ready, kick off the collaboration. With our Managed Hire full-time model, you get a 30-day risk-free trial.
Why hire Game Developer via FatCat Remote
Fast & accurate matching
We’ll match you with vetted Game Developer that suits your requirements. It typically takes 2 working days, allowing you to focus on growth instead of hiring.
Vetted experts
Our rigorous vetting process combines Advanced AI assessments with expert human evaluation to ensure only top talent makes it through.
Anytime replacement
Our 30-day trial lets you work with experts before a longer-term commitment. Plus, cancel or replace the talent anytime without fee.
Talent management
We handle everything from contracts and compliance to payments and performance tracking, allowing you to focus on your project.
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Read answers to the most common questions about hiring Game Developers.
A game developer is responsible for creating and designing video games. This process involves many aspects of development, from concept creation to coding and testing. Here are some key tasks that game developers typically perform:
Game Design: Developing the game concept, story, environment, gameplay mechanics, and user experience.
Coding and Programming: Writing code in programming languages such as C++, C#, Java, or Python to build the game's software engine and functionality.
Art and Animation: Collaborating with artists and animators to create visual assets like characters, environments, and special effects.
Sound Design: Integrating sound effects, voiceovers, and music to enhance the gaming experience.
Testing and Debugging: Conducting tests to find and fix bugs or errors in the game’s code and performance.
Optimization: Enhancing the game's performance by optimizing code and graphics to ensure smooth gameplay.
Collaboration: Working with a team of artists, designers, sound engineers, and other developers to deliver a cohesive gaming experience.
Platform Adaptation: Ensuring the game is compatible with various platforms, such as consoles, PCs, and mobile devices.
User Feedback: Gathering feedback from playtesting and using it to make improvements and adjustments to the game.
Continuous Updates: Maintaining and updating the game post-launch with new content, patches, and fixes based on user feedback and technological advancements.
Game development is a multidisciplinary field, requiring collaboration and creativity to create engaging, interactive experiences for players.
We prioritize fast and efficient hiring. Depending on your requirements, FatCat Remote can connect you with skilled professionals within 48 hours, ensuring your project gets started without delay. After sharing your project requirements, the team quickly matches you with a developer who fits your needs. The streamlined hiring process eliminates delays often found in traditional recruitment, allowing you to integrate a new team member almost immediately.
You can find a Game developer through various channels:
Specialized Hiring Platforms – FatCat Remote provides vetted {Role} quickly with a trial period.
Freelance Marketplaces – Platforms like Upwork, Toptal, and Lemon.io offer freelancers.
Communities – GitHub, Stack Overflow, and LinkedIn are great for networking and hiring.
Job Boards – Sites like Indeed and WeWorkRemotely list job postings for {Role}.
Among these, FatCat Remote provides a faster, more reliable hiring process with vetted candidates, a 30-day trial, and zero upfront recruiting fees.
FatCat Remote offers a hassle-free way to hire a skilled Game developer with several benefits:
Rapid hiring process – Get matched with a talent within 2 business days.
Pre-vetted talent – All our talents undergo a thorough evaluation of their technical abilities, soft skills, and English proficiency, providing you with a selection of qualified candidates who perfectly match your requirements.
Flexible engagements – Scale up or down as per your project needs.
Full HR & admin support – As a part of the Managed Hire model, FatCat Remote takes care of contracts, payments, and legal aspects. Our work doesn’t end when you hire a candidate. Our talent management solution includes ongoing performance monitoring, legal, and HR support throughout the talent’s engagement with you.
30-day trial – Our 30-day trial lets you evaluate fit and skills without commitment. You have the option to cancel the engagement during the trial period without incurring substantial financial costs, as long as certain conditions are met.
The 30-day trial period for hiring a talent on FatCat Remote allows clients to test our service with minimal risk. During this trial, which lasts up to 160 working hours or 30 calendar days (whichever comes first), you have the flexibility to cancel the engagement or request a talent replacement without significant financial consequences. To cancel, you must provide a detailed written notice (via email) at least five working days before the cancellation date, outlining reasons for dissatisfaction such as unmet goals, technical issues, or poor communication.
During this period:
You can assess the talent’s technical skills, problem-solving ability, and collaboration within your team.
If the talent does not meet your expectations, FatCat Remote will offer a free replacement.
If you decide to discontinue, you are not obligated to continue the engagement.
This provides a safety net, giving you confidence in your hiring decision.
Since we offer a freelance hiring model, there is no minimum number of project hours.