u/Annachan_uwu

Indie devs: What Reddit marketing strategies failed for your game?

I’m currently researching game marketing/community building on Reddit and would love to hear real experiences from VR indie developers.

What were your biggest mistakes when promoting your game on Reddit?

And what would you do differently today?

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u/Annachan_uwu — 11 days ago

Indie devs: What Reddit marketing strategies failed for your game?

I’m currently researching game marketing/community building on Reddit and would love to hear real experiences from indie developers.

What were your biggest mistakes when promoting your game on Reddit?

And what would you do differently today?

reddit.com
u/Annachan_uwu — 11 days ago
▲ 7 r/IndieGameWishlist+1 crossposts

How do you do marketing for your (VR) game on Reddit?

I’m part of a small indie team developing standalone VR games. Our main project is a minigame show for friends groups. I’ve recently taken over our marketing on reddit and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. My main goals are driving traffic to our Steam page and finding playtesters, but since I’m handling this solo, I’m not sure which steps to take first on Reddit.

I'm considering:

  1. In Game Content/ gameplay

  2. Dev Update with picture out of the game

  3. Information post about each minigame & concept

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u/Annachan_uwu — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/OculusQuest+1 crossposts

Hi everyone,

I’m currently starting my Master’s degree in Media Production, and I’m looking for potential thesis topics in the area of VR gaming, ideally combined with AI.

I’m particularly interested in topics such as:

AI-driven NPC behavior in VR

Procedural content generation in immersive environments

Player interaction and immersion enhanced by AI

Adaptive difficulty or personalization in VR games

However, I’m still exploring and would really appreciate broader ideas, research directions, or even specific problems that you think are worth investigating.

If you have any suggestions, papers, or insights, I’d love to hear them.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Annachan_uwu — 24 days ago