If you've ever wanted to play video games and get paid for it, Ubisoft Singapore is giving you the chance to play one of their upcoming triple-A games as a playtester.
According to a post on the Ubisoft Singapore Facebook page, they're looking for participants for a playtesting session in early February at their studio here for trial runs on their highly-anticipated open world third-person shooter Tom Clancy's The Division.
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Post by Ubisoft Singapore.
The game is set to be Ubisoft's next-gen exclusive, promising spectacular graphics, seamless multiplayer gameplay and RPG elements that should keep you glued for a long time ala Bungie's Destiny.
Considering Ubisoft's recent track record for their AAA games — including the painfully underwhelming Watch_Dogs and the ridiculously broken Assassin's Creed Unity — they really need playtesters to ensure that The Division won't be a complete shitstorm when it does get released later this year.
Interested participants have to be over at least 18 years old and can apply for the playtest program on their website.
Photo: Tom Clancy's The Division Facebook page
If you've ever wanted to play video games and get paid for it, Ubisoft Singapore is giving you the chance to play one of their upcoming triple-A games as a playtester.
According to a post on the Ubisoft Singapore Facebook page, they're looking for participants for a playtesting session in early February at their studio here for trial runs on their highly-anticipated open world third-person shooter Tom Clancy's The Division.
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Post by Ubisoft Singapore.
The game is set to be Ubisoft's next-gen exclusive, promising spectacular graphics, seamless multiplayer gameplay and RPG elements that should keep you glued for a long time ala Bungie's Destiny.
Considering Ubisoft's recent track record for their AAA games — including the painfully underwhelming Watch_Dogs and the ridiculously broken Assassin's Creed Unity — they really need playtesters to ensure that The Division won't be a complete shitstorm when it does get released later this year.
Interested participants have to be over at least 18 years old and can apply for the playtest program on their website.
Photo: Tom Clancy's The Division Facebook page