PlayFlow is a game server orchestration platform that makes it easy for developers to build, launch, and scale multiplayer games. PlayFlow is a platform the provides tools that power match-based and persistent multiplayer experiences. Our goal is to help developers focus on multiplayer gameplay instead of worrying about servers.

The Role

We are looking for someone who loves multiplayer games, indie development, and online communities to help grow PlayFlow by sharing what the platform can do. This is a contract role focused on content and community engagement. Your job is simple: create and share content that helps developers discover PlayFlow in places where game developers hang out.

What You Will Do

Build and Share Content

• Make short demos, tutorials, or posts showing how PlayFlow works with engines like Unity, Unreal, or Godot.
• Share your content on Reddit, Discord, TikTok, YouTube, and other developer spaces.
• Write engaging posts that inspire other developers to try PlayFlow.

Engage Communities

• Participate in game development communities across Reddit, Discord, and social media.
• Answer questions, join discussions, and help people learn about multiplayer development.
• Be an active, authentic voice that represents PlayFlow in a helpful way.

Keep PlayFlow Visible

• Maintain a steady flow of new posts and conversations that highlight PlayFlow every week.

What We Are Looking For

• Passion for multiplayer games and indie game development.
• Comfortable sharing content and engaging in online communities.
• Strong communication skills with a casual, authentic tone.
• Self-motivated and consistent. You will have flexibility, but results matter.

Contract and Compensation

• Contract position at $20 per hour
• About 10 hours per week (roughly $800 per month)
• Flexible schedule, fully remote, work from anywhere

Why Join

• Help shape the public voice of a growing multiplayer platform.
• Be part of a small, passionate project where your work has a real impact.
• Have fun building cool things, sharing them, and helping other indie developers bring their multiplayer games to life.