Merge a Nuke Tester Application Guide

Nuke The Game re-opened tester applications for Merge a Nuke in July 2026. The rest of this article is a historical summary of that tester Google Form — requirements, questions, and how to prepare answers that looked useful to a testing team.

Deadline and basic requirements

• Applications are listed as open until July 19, 2026 at 06:00.
• The announcement says applications may close early if enough eligible candidates are found.
• Applicants must be 15+.
• Applicants should be active and able to attend a majority of test sessions.
• The team asks for effort and professionalism in responses.
• Do not ask when results will be announced; the team says updates will be shared when they have them.

Personal questions on the form

The first section is basic identity and timezone information so the team can contact you and understand whether your schedule fits test sessions.

• Discord username.
• Discord ID.
• Roblox username.
• Age.
• Timezone.

Attribute questions: what they want to learn

The next section asks why you want the tester role and why the team should choose you. Short one-word answers are unlikely to help; the form explicitly asks applicants to be elaborate.

• What inspired you to apply for the tester position at Merge a Nuke?
• Why should the team choose you over other applicants?
• Have you ever tested a game before? If yes, provide details.

A stronger answer should mention how often you play, what kinds of bugs you notice, whether you can reproduce issues, and whether you can explain steps clearly. You do not need to pretend to be a developer; reliable reporting and patience are more important than hype.

Testing availability questions

The form also checks whether you can actually show up for tests and provide useful evidence when something breaks.

• Current in-game playtime, or an estimate if you do not know.
• How many hours per week you can dedicate to testing Merge a Nuke.
• Times of day when you are unavailable.
• Devices you play on: PC, PC with controller, mobile, console, or other.
• Whether you can take screenshots and record clips.

End of application notes

The final section reminds applicants to answer honestly, put effort into the application, and ask any remaining question in the final field. It also says accepted testers are obligated to be in the Merge a Nuke server and the Nuke The Game Roblox group.

• Use the final field for relevant context only, such as your strongest availability window or testing experience.
• Do not use the final field to ask when results will be announced.
• Make sure you can join or remain in the required Discord server and Roblox group.
• Review your answers before submitting; tester applications reward clarity more than speed.

Should you apply?

Apply if you actively play Merge a Nuke, can attend tests, and are willing to report bugs with clear steps. Do not apply just for early access, leaks, or perks. A good tester helps the developers find confusing UI, broken commander behavior, economy bugs, device-specific issues, and update regressions before they reach everyone.