Last Updated: March 17th, 2025
This panel is only open through referrals from leaders in the community. This panel is not open to the public,
Testing new products with real developers is a critical part of game engine development. This panel is exclusively for game developers and asset creators with experience in Roblox.
Accepted members will have exclusive opportunities to participate in hands-on research studies focused on a new game engine for user-generated games and experiences.
What is Good Gamer Group’s (GGG) relationship with Game Companies?
GGG, owned by Interpret LLC, is a leading recruiting agency specializing in video game research. We work on behalf of our clients for recruiting and validating participants for private paid studies.
How often will I receive study invitations?
This is a private panel, with about two research opportunities per month. Participation is always optional.
How much do participants get paid?
On average, $100 per hour, with higher compensation for those with advanced experience and skills.
What types of studies are available?
Do I need to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)?
Yes. Confidentiality is mandatory for all participants.
Are there any eligibility requirements?
Yes, you must be 18+ years old. Residency restrictions may apply.
Is this the same as joining Good Gamer Group?
No. GGG is for players; this panel is strictly for developers working with a game engine.
The review process takes up to a week as we carefully vet applicants.
Your responses are 100% confidential. We never sell your information to anyone. We only ask for your contact information so we can get in touch about upcoming studies.
None of the personal information you share today will be shared with anyone else. Interpret LLC and the Good Gamer Group will first verify your credentials and eligibility and if you are accepted you will be notified by Interpret LLC and the Good Gamer Group with a unique link to join the Game Developer Panel directly.
Qualitative research usually answers questions that cannot be solved mathematically, or that involve factors that can’t be measured directly, like feelings, emotions, or perceptions. Qualitative studies include focus groups, playtests, 1-on-1 interviews, and other types of ethnographic research work.
At Interpret, we understand that numbers are not enough to tell the whole story – sometimes we need to hear directly from players about what they think, and see how they react to the game itself. Qualitative studies add a crucial, human element to our data - that's why we rely on the Good Gamer Group for our work.
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