What subreddits are similar to r/IoGames?
Subreddits like r/IoGames are r/gaming, r/pcgaming, r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources and r/FiveMServers.
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Check r/IoGames with the best time toolSubreddits like r/IoGames are r/gaming, r/pcgaming, r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources and r/FiveMServers.
| Subreddit | Members | Karma to post | Self-promo |
|---|---|---|---|
| r/gaming | 47.4M | None listed | Limited |
| r/pcgaming | 4M | None listed | Limited |
| r/GTA | 3.6M | None listed | Banned |
| r/truegaming | 1.5M | None listed | Banned |
| r/videogames | 727.1K | None listed | Banned |
| r/gamingsuggestions | 400.6K | None listed | Banned |
| r/Workers_And_Resources | 40,932 | None listed | Limited |
| r/FiveMServers | 35,387 | None listed | Limited |
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This community exists for one thing, finding and sharing .io games. The description names the classics people expect here, like Agar.io, Deeeep.io, Slither.io, and Diep.io. So the people posting are players hunting for their next quick browser game, and developers or fans sharing games they found or made. The rules make it clear this is a place to post games, not a place to post news, opinions, or general gaming chat. If your post does not put a playable game in front of people, it probably does not belong here.
Two rules decide everything here. The first is “Link to third party website”, which says posts must lead directly to the game page, unless it is a mobile game, and that no links to the game through third party websites are allowed. The second is “Not an io game”, which says games do not necessarily have to be on a .io domain, but they have to follow the .io game spirit. If you are a founder sharing your own game, both rules apply to you at the same time. Your link has to go straight to the game, and the game itself has to feel like an io game. The moderator one liner repeats both points, so you can assume they enforce both.
The good post here is simple. You share a game, and the link goes straight to the game page where people can click and play. If you made the game yourself, say so in the post, because players in game communities usually respond well to an honest indie developer sharing their own work. If your game is on a mobile platform, the direct link rule does not apply to you, so you have a bit more freedom in where the link points. If your game is not on a .io domain, that is fine, as long as it genuinely feels like an io game in style and spirit. Think quick to load, easy to understand, playable in a browser, and in the same family as the games named in the community description.
The clearest way to get removed is linking through a third party website. That means no link hubs, no portal pages, no review sites with your game on them, and no landing pages that make people click again to reach the game. The post must lead directly to the game page itself. The other way to get removed is posting something that is not an io game. Your game does not need a .io domain, but it needs to fit the spirit of games like Agar.io, Slither.io, Diep.io, and Deeeep.io. A game that has nothing in common with that style will be removed under the “Not an io game” rule.
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Subreddits like r/IoGames are r/gaming, r/pcgaming, r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources and r/FiveMServers.
Yes, but only if the link leads directly to the game page. No third party websites in between.
Yes. The rule says games do not necessarily have to be on a .io domain, but they have to follow the .io game spirit.
Yes. The rule makes an exception for mobile games, so the direct game page link requirement does not apply to them.
The rules do not spell out the spirit in detail, but the community description points to games like Agar.io, Deeeep.io, Slither.io, and Diep.io, so a simple browser game in that family is the safest bet.
No. The rule says posts must lead directly to the game page, so a link to a third party site will get the post removed.
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