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r/GameDevelopment

398k members
r/GameDevelopment is a subreddit with 398k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
/r/gamedevelopment is a community for serious discussion about anything related to game development.

Popular Themes in r/GameDevelopment

#1
Advice Requests
: "How do you deal with the gal between "what I want to make" and "what I can actually make"?"
22 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "Which programm can be used as a cheap alternative for rpg maker and is beginner friendly?"
4 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "My indie game has a 34.4% refund rate. Here's the raw data and what went wrong."
3 posts
#4
Self-Promotion
: "I started a daily game dev newsletter for busy devs — thought some of you might find it useful"
2 posts
#5
Opportunities
: "Need for backend developers"
1 post
#6
News
: "Indie game platform itch.io also hit by wave of removals, following Steam's payment processor rule change"
1 post

Popular Topics in r/GameDevelopment

#1

Game Development

: "During our event TactiCon, many developers participated in panels around strategy games and Game Development. You can check them out now on YouTube"
53 posts
#2

Unity

: "Client: “Can you make the game feel more... fun?” Me: opens Unity and stares at the screen for 6 hours"
10 posts
#3

Tutorial

: "Stick UI to Screen with Position Smoothing Camera2D | Godot 4.4 [Beginner Tutorial]"
9 posts
#4

Game Dev

: "Did your Game Dev journey start with a dream game or just the drive to learn and build?"
9 posts
#5

Unreal Engine

: "Quickest way to learn how to use cameras in Unreal Engine?"
6 posts
#6

Development

: "Looking for an Game Designer Friends"
5 posts
#7

Ai

: "Game Design: "Hiding" from the All-Seeing Enemy Ai"
5 posts
#8

Game Developer

: "Hey! New Game Developer here!"
5 posts
#9

Horror Game

: "Creating a Horror Game — how can I make the experience truly dynamic and unpredictable? Tips from fellow horror fans and devs are more than welcome!"
4 posts
#10

Game Engine

: "Experience launching an OpenGL game for Windows on Steam?"
4 posts

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+190k members(91.6%)

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