Game Development expert jobs remote contract roles
Six listings for developers who work in a named game engine: Godot (two listings), Solar2D, Panda3D, Open 3D Engine and Defold. Five follow the same pattern of strong hands-on engine experience, a screen recording of your work and a step-by-step explanation. The sixth, the second Godot role, is output-based: it pays per task that meets the project specification and sets a weekly minimum of submitted tasks. No listing states weekly hours.
At a glance
- Roles listed
- 6
- Openings between them
- 165
- Listed pay, an hour
- $20–$130
- Median midpoint
- $100
1 of 6 quote an hourly equivalent for work paid per approved task. 1 of 6 state hours or time per task. Everything was checked on 6 Nov 2026.
Pay and hours, role by role
Bars share one scale, $15 to $350 an hour. A notched end means the range goes higher.
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2D Game Developer (Defold)
$70–$130 an hour Pay field
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Godot Game Engine Expert
$70–$130 an hour Pay field
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Software Engineer (Open 3D Engine)
$70–$130 an hour Pay field
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Solar2D Game Developer
$70–$130 an hour Pay field
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Python Game Developer (Panda3D)
$50–$120 an hour Pay field
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Godot Game Developer
$20–$60 an hour Per task
Basis: Hourly means the description states an hourly rate; Pay field means the figure comes from the listing's pay field and the description does not repeat it; Per task means an hourly equivalent for work paid per approved task.
Common questions
How much do Game development expert jobs pay?
The 6 roles listed here show pay from $20 to $130 an hour. The median midpoint is $100. 1 of the 6 quote an hourly equivalent for work paid per approved task, not per hour worked.
Are these Game development roles full-time?
All 6 are listed as contractor or freelance engagements. Only 1 of the 6 state any hours or time per task, so check each page before assuming a schedule.
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