r/IndieGaming

IndieGaming Related >

A place for indie games

IndieDev Related >

This is the place for indie devs and gamers to share anything, be it game development, their favorite games or just cool images, GIFs and music from an indie game in a casual community-run environment. If you're an indie gamer, this place welcomes you too! After all, every gamer is a potential indie developer!

Indie Games - discussion, news, devblog updates, releases, demos, teasers, reviews. Related >

Anything related to indie games

Game Development Discussions on Reddit Related >

The subreddit covers various game development aspects, including programming, design, writing, art, game jams, postmortems, and marketing. It serves as a hub for game creators to discuss and share their insights, experiences, and expertise in the industry.

SoloDevelopment - game development, programming, indie developers, indie games, video games Related >

A community for solo developers to share, learn, and support each other. Solo devs manage their entire project alone—no teams, just individual effort. Using assets, outsourcing, or working with publishers is fine, but the core development should be solo. Anyone can participate, but posts promoting non-solo projects may be removed. The goal is to keep this space focused on true solo development, so members can compare experiences fairly and get relevant advice.

Game Developer Screenshots Related >

A branch off of /r/gamedev for game developers to post screenshots of work-in-progress, concept art, and more.

Unity 3D - News, Help, Resources, and Showcase Related >

A subreddit for News, Help, Resources, and Conversation regarding Unity, the game engine. Do NOT use your phone to take screenshots. Video and photos of computer screens taken by phones are NOT allowed. All screenshots must be grabbed from the computer itself.

Video Games Related >

Your community for discussion of almost anything related to video games - community content, guides, news, memes, walkthroughs and more.

Godot: your free, open-source Game Engine Related >

The official subreddit for the Godot Engine. Meet your fellow game developers as well as engine contributors, stay up to date on Godot news, and share your projects and resources with each other. Maintained by the Godot Foundation, the non-profit taking good care of the Godot project - consider donating to https://fund.godotengine.org/ to keep us going!

r/gaming Related >

The Number One Gaming forum on the Internet.

Quality Gaming Content and Discussion -- /r/Games Related >

The goal of /r/Games is to provide a place for informative and interesting gaming content and discussions. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just with the goal of entertaining viewers. Memes, comics, funny screenshots, arts-and-crafts, etc. will be removed.

I Like You, But I Don't Roguelike You Related >

Roguelites is a sub about games which are not traditional Roguelikes, but contain some features of them such as procedural generation, permadeath, et cetera. These games often distinguish themselves from traditional Roguelikes with features such as meta-progression, and span across many, many other genres.

Steam on Reddit Related >

A subreddit for members of the Steam Community and fans of steam. Discord: discord.gg/steam

Ask Reddit... Related >

r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.

Destroy My Game Related >

Destroy My Game, a community for brutally honest feedback for game devs.

PC Gaming Related >

PC Gaming: Reddit's top community for PC news and discussion.

r/PixelArt Related >

We welcome all kinds of posts about pixel art here, whether you're a first timer looking for guidance or a seasoned pro wanting to share with a new audience. We have just a few rules about posting, so just check those out and then show us what you got!