Best Subreddits for Game Companies in 2026

Be Respectful

: Maintain a respectful and welcoming atmosphere. Disagreements are a natural part of discussion and do not equate to disrespect—engage constructively and focus on ideas, not individuals. Personal attacks, harassment, hate speech, and offensive language are strictly prohibited. Relevant Content: All posts must be relevant to game development, including programming, art, design, sound, marketing, and industry news. At the moderators' discretion, off-topic or low-effort content may be removed. No Showcasing Projects: Regardless of its development stage, this subreddit isn’t the place to showcase your project or artwork. Instead, consider sharing in communities like r/indiegames , r/playmygame , or r/gamedevscreens . You can also use our Discord server, which has dedicated channels for sharing and feedback. No Blatant Self Promotion - Context-Driven Link Sharing Only: Posts with only a link to social media, game pages, or similar will result in a ban. This community is not for self-promotion. However, links are allowed if they serve a valid purpose, such as seeking feedback, sharing a post mortem or analytics, sparking discussion, or offering a learning opportunity and knowledge related to game development. Sharing for feedback differs from pure self-promotion and is encouraged when it adds value to the community. No Soliciting Employment or Collaboration: This is not the place to find others to work or collaborate with, whether paid or for free. For job opportunities, check out r/inat or r/gamedevclassifieds . You can also explore employment channels on our Discord server. No Paid, Pirated or Unlicensed Assets/Content: When sharing free source code, assets, or resources, ensure proper attribution and comply with all licenses. Credit original creators and respect their rights. Shared resources must be free; giveaways or temporary 100% off sales are prohibited. Content must relate to game development. Please don't share pre-made art or asset packages from platforms like the Unity Store or Unreal Marketplace if it violates licensing terms. Use Reports Responsibly: Please don’t misuse the report feature. While some posts may seem only loosely related to game development, they can still fall within the community’s scope. False reports hinder meaningful discussions and make moderation more difficult and time-consuming. Use reports for clear rule violations, not personal disagreements. English-Only Communication: Posts and comments must be in English to ensure clarity for the community. Quoting text in other languages is fine if accompanied by an English translation or sufficient explanation. Common non-English phrases like c'est la vie or carpe diem are acceptable and do not violate this rule.

Capsule Comparison Post Ban, Except on Wednesdays: Capsule Comparison Posts are banned by popular demand, except on Wednesdays. You can post to r/gamecapsule for feedback from fellow devs. This rule was created based on this community poll and discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/IndieDev/comments/1rttlbp/should_capsule_comparison_posts_be_banned_on/

Submission requirements: Your account must be at least 1 week old and have an actual posting history. Until that time, you may comment, just not submit anything. Users may only make 1 submission every 2 weeks . What to submit: Articles, reviews, videos, and trailers from their original source. Aim for high-quality content relevant to indie gaming. Original content. Devlogs, gifs, screenshots, etc. Discussion oriented text posts Additional information and guidelines can be found on our wiki . Self-promotion: Please abide by Reddit's spam guidelines . When promoting a game or sharing development progress, please make only one submission every two weeks . Do not post the same content repeatedly. Please do not submit the following content: Let's Plays or Streams Bad types of content: Please do not submit the following types of content: Store pages with no/little context. Memes, macros, "funny" screenshots and so on. Articles that just quote news from bigger sites without adding content or discussion. Video articles. That's an article with a video and no article at all. Submit the video instead. Non-English posts. If you link to an article or video that isn't in English you must provide an English translation. Mobile links/link shorteners/Direct Downloads Asset flipping: If you are trying to flip a game quickly to make easy money, this rule is for you. We don't want any games that are obvious asset flips plaguing the subreddit. If you put in actual work into your game, you have nothing to worry about. We just don't want this sub to be filled with Digital Homicide quality games. Generative AI: If your game heavily utilizes or relies on GenAI, please do not post it here. If GenAI was involved in any aspect of your game's development or promotion, you MUST declare its usage and what it was used for in your submission. Piracy and leaks: Posting or discussing pirated or leaked content is grounds for an immediate permaban. No adult content: Pornographic and/or sexually explicit content is not allowed.

Be Respectful

: Maintain a respectful and welcoming atmosphere. Disagreements are a natural part of discussion and do not equate to disrespect—engage constructively and focus on ideas, not individuals. Personal attacks, harassment, hate speech, and offensive language are strictly prohibited. Relevant Content: All posts must be relevant to game marketing, including programming, art, design, sound, and industry news. At the moderators' discretion, off-topic or low-effort content may be removed. No Showcasing Projects: Regardless of its development stage, this subreddit isn’t the place to showcase your project or artwork. Instead, consider sharing in communities like r/indiegames , r/playmygame , or r/gamedevscreens . You can also use our Discord server, which has dedicated channels for sharing and feedback. No Blatant Self Promotion - Context-Driven Link Sharing Only: Posts with only a link to social media, game pages, or similar will result in a ban. This community is not for self-promotion. However, links are allowed if they serve a valid purpose, such as seeking feedback, sharing a post mortem or analytics, sparking discussion, or offering a learning opportunity and knowledge related to game development. Sharing for feedback differs from pure self-promotion and is encouraged when it adds value to the community. No Soliciting Employment or Collaboration: This is not the place to find others to work or collaborate with, whether paid or for free. For job opportunities, check out r/inat or r/gamedevclassifieds . You can also explore employment channels on our Discord server. No Paid, Pirated or Unlicensed Assets/Content: When sharing free source code, assets, or resources, ensure proper attribution and comply with all licenses. Credit original creators and respect their rights. Shared resources must be free; giveaways or temporary 100% off sales are prohibited. Content must relate to game development. Please don't share pre-made art or asset packages from platforms like the Unity Store or Unreal Marketplace if it violates licensing terms. Use Reports Responsibly: Please don’t misuse the report feature. While some posts may seem only loosely related to game development, they can still fall within the community’s scope. False reports hinder meaningful discussions and make moderation more difficult and time-consuming. Use reports for clear rule violations, not personal disagreements. English-Only Communication: Posts and comments must be in English to ensure clarity for the community. Quoting text in other languages is fine if accompanied by an English translation or sufficient explanation. Common non-English phrases like c'est la vie or carpe diem are acceptable and do not violate this rule.

Keep Things Positive: No racist, sexist, homophobic comments, hateful language, name-calling, or attacks on others. Don't be a jerk! Add the most appropriate flair to your post: Self-explanatory, but posts that are not flaired correctly will be removed. Posts about selling or trading of game accounts will be removed: This is a sub for marketing discussion. Posts about selling or trading game accounts will lead to removal and likely also a sub ban. Do not post the same game / article / whatever more than once a month: Even if you have an exciting new reason for sharing it again. No Adult Content: Do not post content that would merit a NSFW warning, keep it clean Please post on topic: This sub is for discussion about marketing, off topic posts may be deleted with a warning

Posts must relate to game DESIGN (not just game DEVELOPMENT): Discussion of game rules, mechanics, and their effects on gameplay. This could be for advice on designing your own game, discussing an article on game design, seeking the reasoning behind design decisions in existing works, and more. Pertinent links are OK, but please avoid posts that just redirect discussion elsewhere. Limit PROMOTION and JOB ADS: Use the weekly “Show & Tell” thread pinned in this sub for self-promotion (e.g. if you want to bring attention to something you made, such as a game, a how-to video, an article on game design, a survey, or a contest). You may make a new post if you are asking specific game design questions about your game or are otherwise looking to spur relevant discussion. It’s OK to include links as long as your post still follows the rules. Do not post job ads or sales here. Use subs like r/inat for that. No LOW EFFORT posts: This is not about length; short posts can follow Rule #1 just fine, while AI can generate long & pointless posts in a blink. Think about what you want to discuss before you post, and make an effort to give others both the context and the prompt to discuss it. No blind links; always explain what a link leads to and, if not obvious, its relevance to game design. No vague or unfocused posts, such as “looking for feedback” without a specific question. Posts must be in English: To keep discussion accessible to the whole community, all new posts should be primarily in English. No language restrictions apply to comments.

Game promotion must include an image/gif/video showing game footage: Game promotion posts MUST contain either a direct link to an image, image gallery that loads inline on reddit, a gif, a gifv/gfycat, webm, youtube, or other gameplay content. Evading automod: Automoderator is setup to require users post screenshots/gifs of games so that we can see what gameplay looks like before clicking on a site outside of reddit. Don't be posting offers for services: Advertising services like music production, artwork etc goes in /r/INAT , per the sidebar note. Don't overpost. Post 2 times per week: Don't overpost your content. Choose your best work and share 2 times per week to give people a chance to digest what you're sharing. This also allows others to shine through. No adult content: While NSFW content - blood, etc, is allowed, adult content is not. No crossposting: Be creative and make an appealing post, not crosspost something from a different Subreddit. Be civil and respectful: Treat the others like you would treat yourself. Don't put your age in post title: It is not appropriate. Just post about your game. No promotions of YouTube or Twitch channels, Podcasts or other socials: This subreddit is to help discover indie games and connect indie developers with audiences by giving them a channel to showcase their game. Please don't use it to promote your YouTube channels, Twitch streams or similar opportunities. No promotion posts under guise of feedback.: No questions allowed to be asked in post titles of promotion posts. No more “would you play this?” Or “should we add multiplayer” Just promote your game with a catchy title and some info about the game. Posting any links to store pages, social media, websites, or asking for feedback on any promotion material such as Steam Capsule images, store pages, trailers, or website is NOT ALLOWED. r/indiegames is not a game developer subreddit. Do not post game dev related posts. No A/B capsule art testing or promotion of unfinished art assets: r/indiegames is NOT a game development subreddit. We aren’t here to help you make your game or give you feedback on unfinished aspects of your game that you, as the developer, should be able to figure out.show off finished artwork only and do not post capsule images or models/art/posts from inside of editor tools. No promotions under the guise of before/after posts No generative AI posts: Be they used for text only or visual assets. We respect the craft and gen-AI is feeding on other people's work entirely.

Your game must be playable for free or key giveaway (see details): If you want to post about your game, please ensure that our community is able to play it for free NOW (not "soon"). Regardless of the actual pricing of your game, at least provide a free build, demo. This should then be the primary focus of your post. If you choose to provide a key, you must make at least 10 available and give it to 10 random people who comment on your thread (no outside giveaways or gleam). Include a (brief) description of your game: Please include a description about your game when making a post. Simply posting a video or screenshot without context does not suffice. This way, we ensure quality posts that also make people more interested in your game! Include a direct link to the game: You must provide a direct link to your game (i.e. full game, build, demo, or key). You are free to include additional links to your socials but this needs to follow after the game link. After all, the primary focus of your post needs to be the game. Ensure your game is of decent quality: While this is subjective and can be contested, any game should be of decent quality before submitted to ensure a good experience to our community. This means no flappy bird clones, reskins, stolen IP, basic (AI) creations, build box apps, or buggy unplayable games. You must be a part of your game's development: r/playmygame is centered around direct interaction with developers. Before you post your game, make sure that you are a part of its development. For example, if you intend to post about your friend's game, have them post it instead. 1 post per month please: Please wait for 1 month before reposting your game. Contact mods if there is an issue with your post being removed immediately. Games requiring a NDA are not allowed: If your game requires an NDA that forbids discussion when being tested, it simply does not meet the requirements for posting here. Horror games require NSFW tag: Flag your post as a NSFW game if it is both sexual or horror related in nature. Put [TRAILER TUESDAY] in title for pay-required and complete game advertisements.: Please put [TRAILER TUESDAY] in headline IF IT IS Tuesday and you are wanting to advertise your pay-to-play games. Only allowed Tuesdays.

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No self-promotion: Promoting your game without providing any value to other game developers is not allowed. Post-mortems and educational posts are fine. No effortless questions: Questions that can create discussion or help other game devs are fine. Questions that can be answered by doing just a little bit of research aren't No recruitment posts: No recruitment: Use r/gamedevclassifieds or r/INAT instead. No memes: No memes: Use r/justgamedevthings instead Be respectful: Be respectful and civil. No hostility, racism, bigotry, etc... No AI-written posts/projects

Be civil and respectful: Be kind and considerate to every other member. Treat them how you would treat yourself.

No self promotion

: This subreddit exists to find playtesters. Please do not use it to promote your game or social media. Don't overpost. Post 2 times per week at most.: To ensure that every post is seen, please do not post over twice per week.

Basic Requirements & Quality Standards.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Common & Unrelated Content.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Support.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Bugs & Exploits.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Advertising &

Spam

, User-Generated Content, Surveys.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Scams, Cheating, Trading.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Begging, Charity, Giveaways.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Game & Hardware Advice, Asking For Friends.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Accusations, Witch Hunts & Harassment, Direct Links & Identifying Information.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam . Steam Subscriber Agreement, Reddiquette.: Our rules are listed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/wiki/subrules Please read through the rules before you participate in /r/Steam .

No Offensive or Rude Behavior.: Keep discussions civil and respectful toward people of all backgrounds. Do not harass, insult, threaten, or attack other users. Hate speech, discrimination, personal attacks, and excessively abusive behavior are not tolerated. If you are unsure whether something is too hostile or offensive, do not post it. Content Must Be Related to Android Gaming.: This subreddit is for discussing Android games, Android gaming news, Android gaming hardware/accessories, and related topics. General Android discussions or non-Android gaming content are not allowed. For broader discussions, consider communities such as r/Android or r/Gaming . NSFW Content Must Be Properly Marked.: All NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content must be properly tagged and labeled. Unmarked NSFW posts or comments will be removed. Official Game Titles and Google Play Store Links Are Required.: When sharing or suggesting a game, you must include the official game title and Google Play Store link whenever possible. Vague or meme-style titles, third-party download links, mirror sites, referral pages, and other unofficial sources are not allowed. This requirement also applies to [DEV] posts. No Piracy or APK/ROM Distribution.: Promoting or encouraging piracy is not allowed. Do not request, share, or offer links to pirated content, including host websites, ROMs, or APKs, even if they are (or were) originally available for free. This also includes telling others where or how to obtain such content (even by name), or asking users to DM you about it. Violations will result in an immediate ban. Game Recommendation Posts Must Include [REQUEST] and Be Detailed.: All game recommendation posts must start with [REQUEST] in the title, provide a detailed description of what you are looking for, and contain at least three key features, preferences, or requirements so that other users can provide accurate suggestions. Self-Promo Posts Must Start With [DEV] and Follow Self-Promo Guidelines.: Self-promotion is allowed for active r/AndroidGaming members only. DEVs wishing to promote their games must have an account that is at least a month old with 50 community karma and be consistently active in the subreddit in a non-promotional manner. Self-promo content is limited to one post every 30 days and must not exceed 10% of a user’s overall Reddit activity. If you are promoting or discussing your own game, you must include [DEV] at the beginning of the post title for transparency. Blogspam, Surveys, and

Polls

Are Not Allowed.: Content should link directly to the original source whenever possible. Websites that simply rehost, summarize, or copy articles, videos, interviews, or other content without adding meaningful analysis or discussions may be removed as blogspam unless the secondary source provides significant additional information or context. Surveys, questionnaires, and polls are not allowed.

Maintain Proper Reddiquette: Submissions that include any of the following may be removed and the offending user may be banned per moderator discretion: racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, vulgar language and any other forms of hate speech. Keep Content Relevant to Mobile Gaming: Submissions that include of the following may be removed and the offending user may be banned per moderator discretion: political or religious beliefs of anyone, regardless of whether the person is relevant to Mobile Gaming or not. Promote Moderately: Created content must be posted without requests to like, comment, subscribe, or donate. Multiple violations will result in a temporary ban and subsequent breaking of this rule can result in permanent ban. Maintain High Quality Content: Every post should strive to provide a space for meaningful discussion. Keep your titles descriptive and provide context. Do not use all caps/clickbait/low effort titles. An example of a good descriptive title will be self-explanatory on its own. Game Developer Rules: Game Developers wishing to promote their games must attain a Game Developer user flair by applying in this post before submitting a post. Content Creator Rules: The audience for r/MobileGaming are general mobile gamers. As such we do not allow general gameplay of any mobile games unless the intention is to provide a review or critique of the mobile game. Note: content created by game developers are not in the scope of this rule. For game developers, please refer to rule #5.

Full List of Rules: This rule list is a summary of consistent ones that pop up, so please check out the full rules list here . Personal Attacks: Comments and posts that are intended to attack or insult other users are not allowed. It's okay to disagree with someone, but using ad hominem attacks instead of having an actual discussion is not acceptable. If someone attacks you personally, please don't retaliate by returning insults or personal attacks. Instead, report it to the moderators so that they can take appropriate action. Discrimination: Attacks based on gender, sexual orientation, disability, race, nationality, ancestry, or religion are prohibited. Civil discussion is permitted, but using these traits as weapons is not. Witch-Hunting: Spreading a negative campaign against a particular group of people or a specific individual by sharing their information with others is not allowed. This includes raiding servers/users. In addition, this rule also requires that all usernames and display names are blurred out regardless of intent. This is to protect the privacy of the user in question, as we cannot verify if the usernames and display names are completely different. Calls to Action: Any attempts to rally the community for a particular purpose, such as voting for a poll, promoting a boycott, seeking funding or support for a cause, or advertising a petition, will be removed as it is considered a "call to action". This also includes requests to find certain people. However, please note that polls or contests created specifically for the subreddit are allowed, provided that you have been given approval through modmail beforehand. Low-effort Submissions: Moderators may remove content that is deemed as low effort. This includes but is not limited to: Quality, memes, rants, screenshots lacking info/context, vague titles, & irrelevant topics Full description Recently Posted Topics: Reposted topics are not allowed. Threads that focus on topics that have been discussed at high frequency, cover information from the same angle, or are covered in our FAQ pages may be removed. Please use the Reddit search bar , check /new, or the front page as this is a topic that has been largely posted/discussed recently. Account Support: This subreddit is not the appropriate place to post account-related issues/requests/complaints. If you are having an issue with Discord's product or need to contact them for any reason, please search their support knowledge base for answers or send a ticket to Discord’s support team . If you've already sent a ticket, please be patient and wait for an answer. The support team often has a slow response time. Advertising/Self-Promotion/Asking for invites: No advertising/self-promoting servers, selling/buying accounts, trading, or nitro begging. Server self-promotion will result in an immediate perm ban. Asking for or providing invites to non-official servers is not allowed. Consider looking in the sidebar of subreddits you enjoy, reading the bios of your favorite content creators, or utilizing Server Discovery to find communities! Advertising personal bots/projects is allowed if it does not make up a notable portion of your post history. Client Modifications: Client modifications such as Better Discord and BeautifulDiscord are not supported and are considered a violation of Discord's Terms of Service. Therefore, we do not discuss these matters on the subreddit. Installing any third-party software that modifies the Discord client can create vulnerabilities that may expose you to malicious code or result in the loss of your account. It is highly recommended to avoid using such software to ensure the security of your Discord account. Third-Party Bot Support: If you are having trouble with a third-party bot, we recommend you contact their support team. Try searching the bots name on Google as most bots have a support website or server. Some of the more popular ones are Dyno , Mee6 , YAGPDB , & Carl-bot Safe For Work Content Only: Excessively violent or sexual content, including but not limited to death threats, explicit content, gore, or content that sexualizes or harasses other users is not allowed. However, discussing NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content is allowed as long as it is tagged appropriately and is relevant to the discussion. Bug Reporting Or Feature Requests: Bug reports should be shared directly with Discord. You can use the Bug Megathread pinned to the front page or submit a bug report Learn about bugs here for instructions! While feature requests and feedback inspire awesome discussions on the subreddit, we encourage sharing them with Discord directly via a Discord Feedback submission.

Must relate to indie game development: Posts containing questions, requests for feedback, game progress, and other game dev related posts are allowed. No Self Promotion (read desc. for expections): No self-promotion of any type. This includes social media such as Twitch, Youtube, Twitter, etc. Also, no promotion of finished games. Exceptions: You may promote tutorial or informational content. On progress posts, you may include ONE link in the comments so people can keep up with your journey. Be civil and respectful: Pretty simple, treat others like you would treat yourself.

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Use the appropriate FLAIR!: [PAID] You are offering work. [FOR HIRE] You are looking for work. [DISCUSSION | QUESTION] Initiating a conversation or inquiry about hiring or job-seeking. [GAME JAM] Is the subject tied to a game jam event? [PORTFOLIO] Not actively job hunting, but keen on presenting your portfolio/details? Do not use copyright material: Avoid employing copyrighted content in your advertisements to promote your services. This includes AI-generated artwork, which also falls under this restriction. This is not the place to sell your asset(s) / promote your game.: This community is for team formation, job connections/searching, and hiring only. No personal art commissions allowed.: Looking to do personal art commissions, D&D character art, or character art for a persons video game character/ fan art is not video game development related. This is a PAID job board, no REVSHARE/HOBBY projects. No offering FREE services.

Kickstarter advertising posts are limited to Fridays only.: You are allowed to share direct links to campaigns only on Fridays. Sock Puppet Accounts: Accounts created for the sole purpose of promoting Kickstarter and not engaging in the community will be banned Nude & NSFW campaigns must be flaired correctly: Please use the NFSW flair & spoiler when posting applicable content. No Flaming, Trolling or

Spam

: You are allowed to disagree with each other and the moderators but please refrain from slinging mud at each other. Reddit Rules: Make sure your post adheres with Reddit Rules

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Be Kind: Do not engage in personal attacks, even in retribution . Instead of lashing back, report them and move on. No Web3-related Posts.: No posts about NFT-related or crypto-related jobs or community advertisements. No Politics: There are other subreddits for that, this is not one of them.

No Spam

: This is a place for Community Managers to spend time and discuss the industry or just discuss among themselves. It's not a place to market. It's fine to mention products, but it is not okay to advertise or try to profit from the members here. You will be banned if you do. Hiring Posts Must Have a Salary Range: Any posts looking to hire people for community work MUST contain a salary range. Hiring posts for unpaid positions are NOT permitted. Touchy Subjects, Appeals: In the cases where the mods have a problem with your conduct and there's no specific rule, moderator decisions stand. For disputes please Message the Moderators . Public appeals will result in an automatic ban. English Only: All posts and comments must be in English. This rule ensures that the subreddit remains accessible and understandable to the majority of the community members, as well the moderators. Any post or comment made in a language other than English will be removed.

Do not post Steam keys when giving them away: Posting Steam keys (even partial keys) can cause issues to those entering them into their account after they have already been claimed. Also, bots will instantly get the codes and use them. When giving away keys, PM them to the winner Bots and using multiple accounts is not allowed: Entering a giveaway using multiple accounts, fake accounts, or bots is barred. Having a single account for entering giveaways as an alternative to your private account is fine. Do not enter giveaways more than once: Unless allowed by the giver, do not enter a contest more than once. Do not delete or edit your comments: Unless the giver or a moderator allows it, submitting and editing a comment in a giveaway is forbidden. Deleting comments is always forbidden. Posts must be giveaways or use the [Meta] tag: Submitting a post that does not involve giving away a steam key or gift is not permitted. If you wish to discuss something related to the subreddit itself then please utilize the stickied [meta] posts provided or send the moderators a modmail if it is urgent or private. Giveaways must not utilize 3rd party websites: Announcing a giveaway which is not Reddit exclusive and requires takers to visit an outside website is not allowed. Use the Open and Closed tags on posts: Giveaways must be properly flaired / tagged as either 'Open' - meaning they are still running and have currently winnable gifts - or 'Closed' - which have ended and are no longer enterable. If you are uncertain how to flair your post please follow this simple guide and remember to click “Save” after selecting the flair. No illegitimate giveaways or scams: Announcing a giveaway which scams takers or intentionally does not provide promised gifts is forbidden. Do not ask for upvotes/downvotes: Do not require or ask for upvotes/downvotes. This applies to giveaway posts as well as entry comments. Karma farmers aren't welcome to this sub. You must use any Steam key won - do not trade it or give it away: To state the obvious, you must want the game(s) that you enter contests for. Trading games won or giving them away in this or another sub will result in a perma-ban. Crossposting is not allowed: All giveaways on steam_giveaway must be exclusive to entrants on that giveaway post. Giveaways may not consider entrants on any other subreddit or website.

Don't post entire keys: Please do not enter your full keys as bots will take them immediately. It is recommended to choose winners by a comment (whether randomly or by a specific requirement in the comment, then PMing them), by using a raffle such as https://www.redditraffler.com , or by sharing the key with https://keyshare.link . If you want to post a key, do it in the following format or in a similar way: abc?e-!ghij-klm+o ?= Number between 0-50 != Letter from the alphabet += First letter of an animal that meows No posts or comments requesting games: This sub is for giveaways only. No game requests or begging for people to buy you a game. You can visit r/GiftofGames for game requests. Requirements for commenting on posts and posting: To discourage bots and throwaway accounts, you must have an account age of at least 30 days and 100+ comment karma in order to comment. Giveaway games are for personal redemption and not to be traded. You must commit to gifting the games you make a post about, fake posts are not allowed. No karma farming. No game trade posts.

No self promotion

posts. No “join my discord posts”. If any of the rules mentioned above are broken, you will be banned.

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No Collabs: Creator Services is not a place where Collaboration Requests are allowed. Please use r/NewTubers or the NewTubers Discord. No Channel Promotion: Creator Services is not for promoting your channel or seeking feedback. For Feedback, please visit r/YouTubers or the NewTubers Discord. Incorrectly

Flair

ed: You must correctly flair your offers. You must not attempt to deceive others by incorrectly flairing your offer. Posting Etiquette: When posting on /r/CreatorServices , do not use clickbait or underhanded tactics so that your post/comment is more visible. This includes, but is not limited to, posting in all caps, making fun of or insulting other offers, etc. The Modteam reserves the right to remove any post that does not fit in the spirit of /r/CreatorServices . In this case, the Modteam will notify you explaining why your post was removed, and how it can be rectified so that you may re-post in compliance with the rules.

Rule 1: Post Quality: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 2: Stay On Topic: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 3:

No Spam

, Advertising or Direct Links: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 4: No Piracy, Cheats or Grey-markets: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 5: No Personal Information: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 6: Civility, Steam SSA, Reddiquette: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 7: Hijacked Account and Account Login Issues: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Rule 8: Account & Game Bans: Rule exceeds max character length, see full /r/SteamSupport rules here: https://www.reddit.com/r/steamsupport/wiki/subrules

Don’t be a dick. Don’t advertise your game.: No self advertising. If you're a developer that is selling a game on steam, do not push your game. If any of the mods find that one game is "pushed" more than it should be, a mod will either limit the reviews posted or ban the game itself. Every game should be equal.

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the game name on your post (or add it to the title or in a comment).: Whether your post is supposed to be helpful or funny, it might make somebody wish to try a game out. Make it easier for them. *Since Reddit Mobile seems to be broken for

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, at least add the game name somewhere so a Mod can flair it for you. * Censor Steam usernames! Or don’t… I mean, it’s up to you. No low effort reviews.: Reviews where players have a lot of hours and say something along the lines of "It's ok" are not allowed. e.g. https://imgur.com/a/gdaUBqO

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