Find the right place to share your indie game, meet players and get feedback.
40communities
19genre focuses
4posting routes
Each count is that genre’s own communities. Pick “Any genre” for the places that accept every kind of game.
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Players and developers focused on a particular kind of game.
Share a metroidvania trailer or meaningful development update with fans of exploration and ability-gated progression.
For traditional roguelikes and very closely related games.
Share relevant roguelite gameplay or development with players of run-based games.
Introduce a management game or announce its release. Put routine development updates in the megathread.
Show a project with substantial base or fort building and invite discussion.
Indie and AA developers can promote a survival game or ask for player feedback.
A place to introduce a completed, released horror game. Unreleased game advertising and playtester requests are prohibited.
Share a major visual-novel milestone while taking part in the wider discussion.
Share a relaxing game or a substantial update with cozy players.
Share a warm, wholesome game with an audience interested in gentle play.
Introduce an RPG when its store page opens or the game launches.
Share a Japanese-style RPG milestone with players who follow the genre.
Show a real-time strategy game, explain its mechanics and discuss it with strategy players.
Reach a wider strategy audience when your game fits one of its strategy subgenres.
Introduce a word game or language puzzle and discuss it with word-game players.
Show a near-complete or completed cozy game. A weekly self-promotion thread offers another route.
Share an indie otome game in the appropriate promotion thread or with the appropriate tag.
Share an otome release or a substantial new route with otome players.
Share mechanics, screenshots and development progress with traditional roguelike developers.
Share an incremental game people can actually play, or use Feedback Friday for development feedback.
Reach survival-horror fans with a finished game or a preview approaching launch.
Introduce a soulslike to genre players once the moderators confirm the fit.
More places to share. Match the platform, audience and posting requirements below.
Show the game in action to indie players. Keep development and marketing discussion elsewhere.
Share a substantial game update, screenshots, GIFs, video or a devlog with context.
Show work in progress and discuss it with other indie developers. New users can start in the Monday megathread.
Share a solo project with useful context about what you made or learned.
A good fit for showing a game made with Godot to fellow engine users.
Introduce an Android game while remaining an active, non-promotional community member.
Show what you made in Unity and discuss the work with other developers.
Share a VR game and explain the experience to people using VR headsets.
Show a VR game release or meaningful update to VR players.
Introduce your indie game in a dedicated text post during the Indie Sunday window.
Introduce your game or ask for feedback inside the community promotion thread.
Share an officially released iOS game that launched or received a major update that month.
Offer a playable free game or demo and invite people to try it.
Recruit testers with a specific feedback request. General game advertising is prohibited.
Ask for candid criticism of the core gameplay loop, with enough footage to judge it.
Link directly to a single game that runs in a normal web browser without a download.
Reach PC players with an approved announcement, playable demo or full release.
Show how your game plays on Steam Deck, including controls, performance and the handheld experience.