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r/SoloDevelopment is a subreddit with 45k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has high activity.
A community of solo developers who want to help each other. Our goal is to share and learn all aspects of game development. This includes project management, finding resources, game design, marketing, networking, etc.
feel free to post questions or share your game, just make sure you're helping the community.
Our Discord:
https://discord.gg/4R5bB9nMSV
Popular Themes in r/SoloDevelopment
#1
Advice Requests
: "Need feedback on my game cover main art, still a WIP "
22 posts
#2
Self-Promotion
: "Published my first game on itch.io! It's simple, but I hope you like it :)"
10 posts
#3
Ideas
: "New game idea"
6 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "Help me pick a flashlight."
5 posts
#5
Pain & Anger
: "Still a rough draft but the new rhythm mode is coming together, opinions?"
4 posts
Popular Topics in r/SoloDevelopment
#1
Game Development
: "Solo dev making a horror game where instead of running from enemies, you must let them get closer to deal more damage! "
59 posts
#2
Game
: "My TPS Game getting somewhere (solo / one person company)"
53 posts
#3
Feedback
: "Need Feedback on my game cover main art, still a WIP "
26 posts
#4
Trailer
: "Thoughts on the Trailer for my Demo?"
24 posts
#5
Steam
: "When you upload a trailer to Steam, Steam itself explicitly tells you to "get to the action as quickly as possible." Almost every indie trailer I see posted to reddit does not do that."
23 posts
#6
Indie Game
: "Solo dev making a horror game where instead of running from enemies, you must let them get closer to deal more damage! "
20 posts
#7
Made
16 posts
#8
Solo
: "Nearly a year ago I lost my job and decided to go all in on Solo development. Don't let anybody tell you it's easy - but hard work pays off (probably)"
14 posts
#9
Development
: "Nearly a year ago I lost my job and decided to go all in on solo Development. Don't let anybody tell you it's easy - but hard work pays off (probably)"
12 posts
#10
Horror Game
: "Solo dev making a Horror Game where instead of running from enemies, you must let them get closer to deal more damage! "
11 posts
Member Growth in r/SoloDevelopment
Daily
+171 members(0.4%)
Monthly
+5k members(11.6%)
Yearly
+24k members(110.6%)
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