Game testing requires more than just playing games. To perform the job effectively, you need technical skills such as familiarity with various platforms, devices, software, tools, and methods for testing games. You must also be able to document and reproduce bugs, use debugging tools, and write bug reports. Analytical skills are necessary for analyzing the game design, logic, mechanics, and user experience to identify any issues or errors. Communication skills are important for conveying your findings and feedback to developers and other stakeholders in a respectful way. Additionally, you must be able to collaborate with other testers and team members and follow testing protocols. Last but not least, gaming skills such as knowledge of different genres and styles of games and the ability to play from different perspectives are essential for game testing.