Escape Room Moderator

Virtual game masters run online escape rooms for teams of 5-10 people. The right candidate will have a friendly, outgoing personality and will LOVE games!

How online escape rooms work: Players work together on zoom to solve puzzles for codes. Each time they figure out a code, they give it to the game master (you!) and if it's correct, the game master advances them to the next puzzle. The goal is the be the first team to finish. It's SO MUCH FUN.

Requirements: Quiet workspace, fast internet connection (type internet speed test into google to run a test), and a computer with at least 4-8GB of memory.

Game master responsibilities: The game master is live throughout the game and is responsible for showing videos, providing puzzles, and offering hints and help as needed. Training provided. The most important part of the job is engaging with participants and making sure everyone has a blast! Each game is 60-90 minutes including instructions and wrap up.

Times: Work is scheduled by game time slot. We schedule you based on the availability you provide in our tracker. Pay starts at $15 per hour. We are looking for people with a lot of availability this fall and in December when we're really busy!

We are absolutely passionate about what we do. Our virtual escape rooms connect people all over the country who are working remotely or missing their friends and families. If you want to be a part of it, apply today!

Pay: $15.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Flexible schedule

Work Location: Remote

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