r/gamemarketing is a subreddit with 14k members. The community frequently discusses game, marketing, steam, indie, and strategy, and the most common flair used is video, help, promo, discussion, and article.
Video game marketing for indie, PC, mobile, console games. Social media marketing methods, tips, tricks, advice, etc. Your karma score must be 10 or more to post or comment in this community.
Popular Topics in r/gamemarketing
#1
Game
86 posts
#2
Marketing
52 posts
#3
Steam
28 posts
#4
Indie
25 posts
#5
Strategy
12 posts
#6
Indie Game
9 posts
#7
Mobile
9 posts
#8
China
9 posts
#9
Indiegame
9 posts
#10
Update
8 posts
Flair Used in r/gamemarketing
#1
VIDEO
: "I am Diablo 2 and Chess passionate, so I merged them."
22 posts
#2
HELP
: "4.5k Steam wishlists in three months with no budget. Where would you post next?"
22 posts
#3
PROMO
: "Steam's Personal Calendar did almost nothing for my game for three weeks. Since Next Fest it's my biggest source of new visitors. Numbers from a small puzzle game"
17 posts
#4
DISCUSSION
: "I'm from Iraq and I made my first game: a calm PS1-style day in the marshes. Free and playable in your browser"
12 posts
#5
ARTICLE
: "Exactly 1 month out from release, I hit 6,000 wishlists! Here is what worked (and what I wish I’d done sooner)"
4 posts
#6
RESOURCE/TOOL
: "Calling app developers: spots open for our first drop on 27 Nov"
4 posts
#7
HOT TIP
: "Most people who leave a negative review actually finish the game. I analyzed 52,219 Steam reviews of short horror games so you don't have to."
2 posts
Member Growth in r/gamemarketing
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+12k members(426.6%)
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Last updated: November 10, 2026