How to Hire a Gaming Developer

The industry is full of scammers and "devs" who only know how to copy code.

1. Portfolio is Law

Don't look at what they say, look at what they have done. Ask for links to GitHub or active servers where their code runs.

2. Paid Test

Before entrusting a big project, assign a small paid task. If they fail that, you saved thousands of euros.

3. Contract and Milestones

Never pay everything upfront. Pay by milestones (e.g., 30% start, 30% beta, 40% delivery). Put everything in writing.

Conclusion

A good developer costs money, but a bad developer costs you the project.