Dec 16 / Mikhail Matytsin

Subreddits for game development

r/gamedev - A community for discussions on all aspects of game development, including programming, art, music, business, and marketing.

r/GameDevelopment
- Focused on serious discussions about game development topics, this subreddit covers programming, design, and industry insights.

r/IndieDev
- A friendly community to share game development experiences, favorite games, and content.

r/gamedesign
- Dedicated to the design aspects of games and discussions on crafting rulesets, game mechanics.

r/leveldesign
- Focused on the art and science of level design, discussing techniques, tools, and best practices.

r/TheMakingOfGames
- for sharing insights, behind-the-scenes content, and discussions about game creation.

r/playmygame
- A platform where developers can showcase their games and get feedback.

r/gameassets
- A subreddit for sharing and discovering free or paid assets.

r/truegamedev
- A serious, no-nonsense space for in-depth discussions on game development practices.

r/gamejams
- A hub for game jam participants to share their experiences and promote upcoming events.

r/devblogs
- A place to share development blogs, offering insights into game development.

r/unity3d
- A subreddit for Unity developers to share news, tips, and solutions related to the Unity engine.

r/unity2d
- Focused on creating 2D games with the Unity engine, offering resources, help, and showcases.

r/unrealengine
- Dedicated to Unreal Engine developers, featuring tutorials, projects, and discussions about UE.

r/unrealengine5
- A community for exploring the latest features, projects, and advancements in Unreal Engine 5.

r/GameWritingLab
- A subreddit for discussions and resources on crafting narratives and dialogue for games.

r/StoryWriting
- A space for sharing techniques, prompts, and discussions on general story writing, often applicable to game narratives.