ThreadFox
Post in the 6 communities whose rules allow Orbit Snap.
Your free plan shows the saved rules for each match. Use ThreadFox to write posts, publish them and keep up with replies.
Buy on your phone. Set up once on your computer with Chrome, a Reddit account, and Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Codex on your own plan. Your AI service is separate.
$19.99 total, one time. 30-day self-service refund.Your $19.99 offer ends October 19.
How AI fits in. Your AI runs the tools through your own Chrome. You set the direction and authorize the work. It checks current rules, writes, posts once and follows up. Rules, account limits and AI permission prompts still apply.
Made for Orbit Snap. Open your free plan.
Connect once. Give it the job.
- 01
Brief
Connect your AI and Chrome. Give it your business and audience.
- 02
Discover
Find relevant communities, read the rules and plan the approach.
- 03
Publish
Your AI write and publish useful contributions from your authorized account.
- 04
Follow through
Answer substantive questions and learn from what happens.
Built through
real outreach.
978,227recorded Reddit views from two days of posts
Our posts: Sept 20–21, 2026. Views read through Sept 23. Includes repeat views; not customers or a forecast.
Read the case studyWatch the work.
Follow the thread.
A real recording: one test post, one reply, published through ThreadFox.
- One connected workflow.The AI uses ThreadFox to act through the authorized Reddit browser.
- See the published result.Inspect the actual post and reply linked below the recording.
- Your direction stays with it.Your business brief, conversation history and outcomes stay in your workspace.
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Choose your AI client and computer to see the steps before you buy. Your AI plan is separate; ThreadFox runs locally through your Chrome.
Claude Desktop · install the extension
- Use a Claude Desktop build that supports local extensions. From your private buyer library, download
ThreadFox.mcpb, open it with Claude and click Install. - Start a new regular chat. Desktop supplies Python; ThreadFox prepares Node.js if needed. The Code view uses the terminal path instead.
- Add Microsoft’s Playwright Extension to your Chrome, sign in to Reddit, then choose Set up ThreadFox under + or type
set up ThreadFox.
Linux: Claude Desktop is in beta. Confirm your build offers local extension installation. If opening the file does not offer Install, choose Claude Code or Codex and use the terminal route. Current Linux requirements.
Claude Code or Codex · use your library’s installer
- Install and sign in to your AI client on this computer first. It must support local tools.
- From your private library, copy the command for your system into PowerShell on Windows, or Terminal on macOS/Linux. Keep the full command private. It installs the tools and registers the supported clients it finds.
- Restart the AI client. Add Microsoft’s Playwright Extension to Chrome, sign in to Reddit, and ask your AI to
set up ThreadFox.
The installer uses Python 3.10+ and Node.js 18+, or downloads checksum-verified copies for supported systems. No administrator rights are needed for the ThreadFox installer. Keep the AI client and Chrome on the same computer.
Use a computer to run the tools
A phone or browser-only chat can read your library and claim the included Launch Pack, but cannot run these local tools. The pack is a one-product plan and three drafts, emailed within 24 hours of your library claim.
Continue on a computer with Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Codex. If you want our team to run the campaign, Managed is a separate service.
Ready means: after the first Chrome tab-selection prompt, the tool check passes and your AI shows the intended Reddit username. Installing a client alone does not prove the connection. Keep normal permission prompts enabled.
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6 communities’ rules allow a post about it.
Your plan for Orbit Snap
Orbit Snap is your Android game in a closed test, seeking testers who play it and share a screenshot daily for 14 days.
r/alphaandbetausers 47,398 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions
Why it fits: It exists for makers to find alpha and beta testers, and Orbit Snap is in a closed test that needs testers.
What it expects, an opening angle, what gets it removed
- What it expects
- Tag your title with stage and system, as in "[Android, Alpha]", add a description, and link a build "ready to be tested". It also asks you to "take the time to test someone else's product as well."
- An opening angle
- Describe what playing Orbit Snap is like and offer to test other members' products in return for their daily play during your test.
- What gets a post removed
- Links that lead only to a sign-up page and not to a build that is ready to test, a product not believed to be in alpha or beta, or anything that reads as spam.
Its rule, word for word:
“The place to get Alpha and Beta users and testers to test your app/website”
- “Posts must include links to products that are ready to be tested”
- “Please tag title with stage and system, i.e., [Android, Alpha] or [IOS, Beta]”
- “Please add a description of your product”
and 3 more in its rules
- “DO NOT post links to pages that only request email addresses or "registration for launch" or "apply here" for future testing.”
- “Links to products that are believed not to be in Alpha or Beta will be removed.”
- “If you are posting, please take the time to test someone else's product as well.”
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/betatests 17,768 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions
Why it fits: Its rule invites people who have their own product and are looking for testers, and that is what your closed test needs.
What it expects, an opening angle, what gets it removed
- What it expects
- Put a category in your title. "[opportunity]" is the one for "Open beta test sign up links". Your account must be at least 24 hours old and have at least 2 combined karma.
- An opening angle
- Lay out the join, opt-in, download and daily screenshot steps plainly so members know what testing Orbit Snap asks of them before they sign up.
- What gets a post removed
- Posting from an account below its age or karma requirement, or a post that reads as spam or low effort.
Its rule, word for word:
“If you have your own product and are looking for testers, feel free to post it here!”
- “All products are welcome.”
- “If you make a post, please use one of the following categories in the title:”
- “[opportunity] - Open beta test sign up links”
and 17 more in its rules
- “[strategy] - Beta test best practices, tips, advice, analysis”
- “[heads up] - Articles or information about upcoming or current beta tests”
- “[question] - General beta testing questions”
- “[suggestion] - Suggestions for items, features, or discussions you would like to see here”
- “Check out our wiki for common beta test terms and definitions”
- “Similar subreddits”
- “/r/Technology”
- “/r/Hardware”
- “/r/Geek”
- “/r/Gadgets”
- “/r/apple/”
- “/r/iphone”
- “/r/Windows”
- “/r/Android/”
- “/r/AndroidAppTesters”
- “/r/gamernews”
- “Your account must be at least 24 hours old and you must have at least 2 combined karma across all of reddit before posting to r/BetaTests.”
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/IndieDev 454,445 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions
Why it fits: It welcomes anything indie, and its members are fellow developers, the peers most likely to join a test swap.
What it expects, an opening angle, what gets it removed
- What it expects
- Get some user flair and lead with images or GIFs. It calls them "the community-preferred medium" for getting your idea across.
- An opening angle
- Open with a short clip of Orbit Snap and invite other developers who need closed-test testers to swap daily testing with you.
- What gets a post removed
- Its only stated ban is on capsule comparison posts outside Wednesdays. The permission quoted covers indie work, so a post that is not about your indie work falls outside it.
Its rule, word for word:
“Post whatever you like as long as it's indie!”
- “If you weren't sure which subreddit to post it to because of too many rules to follow, it can probably be posted here.”
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
Show all 6 best-fit communities and their rules
r/alphaandbetausers 47,398 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · fits your product by name or subject
“The place to get Alpha and Beta users and testers to test your app/website”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “Posts must include links to products that are ready to be tested”
- “Please tag title with stage and system, i.e., [Android, Alpha] or [IOS, Beta]”
- “Please add a description of your product”
and 3 more in its rules
- “DO NOT post links to pages that only request email addresses or "registration for launch" or "apply here" for future testing.”
- “Links to products that are believed not to be in Alpha or Beta will be removed.”
- “If you are posting, please take the time to test someone else's product as well.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Posts must include links to products that are ready to be tested”
- “DO NOT post links to pages that only request email addresses or "registration for launch" or "apply here" for future testing.”
- “Links to products that are believed not to be in Alpha or Beta will be removed.”
- “All posts thought to be spam will be removed.”
All 2 of its rules for posts, word for word
- posting guidelines Our innovators need people to use their products to give them feedback! It is hard enough to develop a product. Let's make it easier for them to recruit the critical early users that they need to tell them how to make their products better.
- sidebar Our innovators need people to use their products and give them feedback! It is hard enough to develop a product. Let's make it easier for them to recruit the critical early users that they need to tell them how to make their products better. * Posts must include links to products that are ready to be tested * Please tag title with stage and system, i.e., [Android, Alpha] or [IOS, Beta] * Please add a description of your product * DO NOT post links to pages that only request email addresses or "registration for launch" or "apply here" for future testing. These will be removed. * Links to products that are believed not to be in Alpha or Beta will be removed. * All posts thought to be spam will be removed. * If you are posting, please take the time to test someone else's product as well. I am sure you would like the same. * Thanks for helping the community of innovators, developers and entrepreneurs that make this world better! * Moderators reserve the right to remove posts for reasons they deem fit * Users who are thought to be spamming this subreddit, could be banned at the discretion of a moderator * No NSFW products to be posted (they will be removed if posted)
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/betatests 17,768 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · fits your product by name or subject
“If you have your own product and are looking for testers, feel free to post it here!”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “All products are welcome.”
- “If you make a post, please use one of the following categories in the title:”
- “[opportunity] - Open beta test sign up links”
and 17 more in its rules
- “[strategy] - Beta test best practices, tips, advice, analysis”
- “[heads up] - Articles or information about upcoming or current beta tests”
- “[question] - General beta testing questions”
- “[suggestion] - Suggestions for items, features, or discussions you would like to see here”
- “Check out our wiki for common beta test terms and definitions”
- “Similar subreddits”
- “/r/Technology”
- “/r/Hardware”
- “/r/Geek”
- “/r/Gadgets”
- “/r/apple/”
- “/r/iphone”
- “/r/Windows”
- “/r/Android/”
- “/r/AndroidAppTesters”
- “/r/gamernews”
- “Your account must be at least 24 hours old and you must have at least 2 combined karma across all of reddit before posting to r/BetaTests.”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- ✅ Follow Reddit Content Policy ✅ Follow all Reddit Content Policy
- 🤝 Be respectful and constructive 🤝 Be respectful and constructive
- No spam or low-effort posts No spam or low-effort posts
- 📩 Requirements to Post Your account must be at least 24 hours old and you must have at least 2 combined karma across all of reddit before posting to r/BetaTests.
- sidebar Interested in beta testing something? New opps are posted here daily. If you have your own product and are looking for testers, feel free to post it here! All products are welcome. If you make a post, please use one of the following categories in the title: [opportunity] - Open beta test sign up links [strategy] - Beta test best practices, tips, advice, analysis [heads up] - Articles or information about upcoming or current beta tests [question] - General beta testing questions [suggestion] - Suggestions for items, features, or discussions you would like to see here Check out our wiki for common beta test terms and definitions Similar subreddits /r/Technology /r/Hardware /r/Geek /r/Gadgets /r/apple/ /r/iphone /r/Windows /r/Android/ /r/AndroidAppTesters /r/gamernews
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/IndieDev 454,445 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · for your kind of product
“Post whatever you like as long as it's indie!”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “If you weren't sure which subreddit to post it to because of too many rules to follow, it can probably be posted here.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Get some user flair!”
- “Links to Steam, Kickstarter or YouTube don't get anyone's attention.”
All 3 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Capsule Comparison Post Ban, Except on Wednesdays Capsule Comparison Posts are banned by popular demand, except on Wednesdays. You can post to r/gamecapsule for feedback from fellow devs. This rule was created based on this community poll and discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/IndieDev/comments/1rttlbp/should_capsule_comparison_posts_be_banned_on/
- posting guidelines Post whatever you like as long as it's indie! If you weren't sure which subreddit to post it to because of too many rules to follow, it can probably be posted here.
- sidebar ###┏(°.°)┛┗(°.°)┓200,000!┗(°.°)┛┏(°.°)┓ | Wiki | Yellow Pages | Indie Subreddits #Independent Development ####Every gamer is a potential indie developer. -- ###There once was an epic mixtape! Check out the games! This is a piece of /r/IndieDev history. If you want to start another /r/IndieDev game jam, message the moderators! ###Get some user flair! --- # Subreddit Guidelines Generally GIFs and images are the community-preferred medium to get your idea across. Links to Steam, Kickstarter or YouTube don't get anyone's attention. Check out our top posts of all time to get an idea Keep in mind that this is a community of developers and even though we're all gamers too, this isn't your audience per se, it's more like a room full of peers. We have a community-run wiki with tips and tricks, related subreddits and helpful resources. There's a page to add your subreddit or website. There are a lot of indie-dev-related communities on reddit, here's a full list, but the few in the sidebar/about-tab are a good place to start your reddit journey. They are friendly and active, but not overwhelmingly complicated. That being said, there are no strict rules here, use common sense when you post and use that report button if you think you need to! However... as of 2026, Capsule Comparison Posts are banned by popular demand, except on Wednesdays. You can post to r/gamecapsule for feedback from fellow devs. This rule was created based on this community poll and discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/IndieDev/comments/1rttlbp/should_capsule_comparison_posts_be_banned_on/ If you would like to do an AMA, add a game jam or any other event to the /r/IndieDev calendar, message the moderators! For more information about submissions, you can check out the really detailed guidelines here. Thanks! --- #Recommended Communities: /r/CodingHelp /r/gamedesign /r/gamedevscreens /r/gameideas /r/gamejams /r/playmygame /r/solodevelopment /r/truegamedev --- Check out our list of indie development subreddits for more. It's community run, so add a subreddit!
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/SoloDevelopment 155,880 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · for your kind of product
“Sharing your project is fine if you add context or insights.”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “Solo devs manage their entire project alone—no teams, just individual effort.”
- “Using assets, outsourcing, or working with publishers is fine, but the core development should be solo.”
- “Anyone can participate, but posts promoting non-solo projects may be removed.”
and 4 more in its rules
- “Game Showcases must be made by Solo Developers”
- “Don't overpost your content.”
- “Choose your best work and share 2 times per week to give people a chance to digest what you're sharing.”
- “Repetitive or uninformative spam content may be removed.”
All 4 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Be respectful
- Game Showcases must be made by Solo Developers We strongly discourage indie teams from misrepresenting themselves as solo developers and sharing their high-end projects on this subreddit. Such actions can be disheartening to our community. We value authenticity and fairness, so we kindly request that teams refrain from posing as solo developers when submitting their work. Let's foster an environment of transparency and support for genuine solo developers.
- Don't overpost. Post 2 times per week. Don't overpost your content. Choose your best work and share 2 times per week to give people a chance to digest what you're sharing. This also allows others to shine through. Sharing your project is fine if you add context or insights. Repetitive or uninformative spam content may be removed.
- sidebar we're a community of solo game developers who want to share and learn all aspects of game development. this includes project management, finding resources, game design, marketing, etc.
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/SoloDev 14,727 members
It allows a post about it · for your kind of product
“Welcome to r/SoloDev , this is a community made for posting your small games or finding a cool person to team up with”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Limit swearing, you can swear but keep at an acceptable level! Don't swear or curse a lot, we don't wanna see your stupid rage video where you say fuck 18 million times!
- No racial slurs, we don't like racism! This is simple, don't say the n-word or any other racial slur!
- No spamming, please it is very annoying! This is self explanatory.
- no NSFW We don't wanna see you sex tape.
- sidebar Welcome to r/SoloDev , this is a community made by SoloDev for his games! feel free to post mostly anything as long as it doesn't break the rules!
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
r/gamedesign 303,593 members
It allows it in its weekly “Show & Tell” thread · for your kind of product
“Use the weekly “Show & Tell” thread pinned in this sub for self-promotion (e.g. if you want to bring attention to something you made, such as a game, a how-to video, an article on game design, a survey, or a contest).”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “Do not post job ads or sales here.”
- “You may make a new post if you are asking specific game design questions about your game or are otherwise looking to spur relevant discussion.”
- “It’s OK to include links as long as your post still follows the rules.”
and 1 more in its rules
- “Use subs like r/inat for that.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Posts must relate to game DESIGN (not just game DEVELOPMENT)”
- “No blind links; always explain what a link leads to and, if not obvious, its relevance to game design.”
- “Posts must be in English”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Posts must relate to game DESIGN (not just game DEVELOPMENT) Discussion of game rules, mechanics, and their effects on gameplay. This could be for advice on designing your own game, discussing an article on game design, seeking the reasoning behind design decisions in existing works, and more. Pertinent links are OK, but please avoid posts that just redirect discussion elsewhere.
- Limit PROMOTION and JOB ADS Use the weekly “Show & Tell” thread pinned in this sub for self-promotion (e.g. if you want to bring attention to something you made, such as a game, a how-to video, an article on game design, a survey, or a contest). You may make a new post if you are asking specific game design questions about your game or are otherwise looking to spur relevant discussion. It’s OK to include links as long as your post still follows the rules. Do not post job ads or sales here. Use subs like r/inat for that.
- No LOW EFFORT posts This is not about length; short posts can follow Rule #1 just fine, while AI can generate long & pointless posts in a blink. Think about what you want to discuss before you post, and make an effort to give others both the context and the prompt to discuss it. No blind links; always explain what a link leads to and, if not obvious, its relevance to game design. No vague or unfocused posts, such as “looking for feedback” without a specific question.
- Posts must be in English To keep discussion accessible to the whole community, all new posts should be primarily in English. No language restrictions apply to comments.
- posting guidelines /r/GameDesign is for topics related to the design of rulesets for interactive entertainment systems - video games, board games, tabletop RPGs, or any other type. /r/GameDesign is not a subreddit about general game development, nor is it a programming subreddit. This is a place to talk about crafting game rules. >1) Posts must relate to game DESIGN (not just game DEVELOPMENT) >2) Limit PROMOTION and JOB ADS >3) No LOW EFFORT posts >4) Posts must be in English If you're new to /r/GameDesign, please read the GameDesign wiki for useful resources and an FAQ.
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
Written for Orbit Snap from what you wrote on Reddit and these communities’ saved rules. Rules change: read each community’s current rules before you post.
Not clear-cut: ask the moderators first
These fit it, but their saved rules do not settle whether a maker may post about their own product. That is not permission: ask their moderators before posting.
r/TestMyApp 31,630 members
their rules both allow and forbid it; ask the moderators first
All 4 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Don’t spam This has been added to the subreddit rules because it seems it needs to be defined. Advertising services in the comments of every post in the sub is spam.
- No Soliciting This is a place to test apps, not peddle your junk.
- posting guidelines ##When posting apps, please include the revision number and OS in brackets before the post name. For Example: [v0.5, Android] Please check Android compatibility on my new app!
- sidebar ##What is TestMyApp? TestMyApp is a subreddit dedicated to developers who want users to test their apps on different platforms to find bugs and give reviews. _ ##Allowed App Posts: - Pre-Alpha (*nightly*) - Alpha - Beta - Release Candidate (delta) - RTM (*release to market*) - GA (*general availability*) - Final Build _ ##How to Give Feedback: 1. State Device 2. State Operating System and Version 3. State any modifiers ^(- root, jailbreak, etc.) 4. Write your review and any bugs you run across. Any submissions that do not follow these rules will be deleted. _ ##Rules: 1. Don't Spam 2. Don't ask for votes or engage in vote manipulation. 3. Don't post personal information. 4. No child pornography or sexually suggestive content featuring minors. 5. Don't break the site or do anything that interferes with normal use of the site. 6. No Spam bots. 7. No off-topic posts. 8. No selling/trading devices. 9. No offensive, or hateful comments. (That aren't constructive) 10. No advertising apps. This is for development only. _
Rules read Oct 5 · its rules on Reddit
r/betatesters 2,148 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“Are you looking for Beta testers for your product and wants to get real feedback.”
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
r/gaming 47,319,782 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“All users must abide by the rules of promotion, which allow 10% max on submissions.”
All 11 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Not directly gaming related or generic meme template All post must be ENTIRELY gaming related, adding a title or caption to force a connection is not allowed. Non-gaming meme templates are not allowed. Both the full base image AND caption must be gaming-related. No AI slop. For more info and detailed examples, visit our rules page
- Posting guidelines, bandwagons, brigades, direct reply posts. Posting Guidelines: * If you have a response, update or comment to an existing post, comment a reply instead of making your own post about it. * Posts promoting the spamming, brigading or raiding others subs (eg "pass it on" memes) will be removed and result in a permanent ban. * Posts must be in English * Pictures of children will be removed * Ragebait will be removed More info here
- Piracy No piracy, even "abandonware". Enabling piracy via reddit, be it links to torrent sites, direct downloads, smoke signals that give instructions on how to pirate something, etc are not okay here. Don't do it. Whether or not if you agree with the practice, copyright infringement will not be tolerated. There are plenty of other sites on the internet where you can do it; if you must, go wild there, but not here, please. Enabling or attempting to enable piracy will result in a permanent ban.
- Unmarked spoiler / Unmarked NSFW. Tag your spoilers: X Kills Y Result: X Kills Y. To mark a spoiler as relevant to a specific topic, use the alternate formatting: Player 1 wins Result: Player 1 wins Spoilers are NOT allowed in submission titles. NSFW content must be flaired as such. Cosplay posts from content creators primarily focused on adult content will be removed. More info
- No Giveaways / Trades / Contests / Items for sale / Donation requests / Crypto anything No product requests, giveaways, trades, contests, items for sale, or donation requests. Nothing crypto, ever. Put simply, you can't ask for free stuff here, and you can't host giveaways here either. Trade posts and contests hosted on the subreddit will be removed. The subreddit is also not the place to put your items up for sale. More info here
- Not original source / Website screenshot Make the original source of the content your submission, and do not use URL shorteners. No screenshots of websites or Twitter. If a mirror is necessary, please provide one in comments. No hotlinking or rehosting someone else's work (unless they specifically allow it in their terms of use or request it). More info here
- Excessive self-promotion / Research & Surveys / Livestream / Affiliate Links All users must abide by the rules of promotion, which allow 10% max on submissions. Time is not a factor for this, just your sitewide activity. No survey links (not even you, students and researchers - DO NOT ASK). We do not allow livestream content No referral/affiliate links or other spam
- Discussion prompts must be posted as self/text posts To curb karma farming, and due to community feedback, AskReddit style/open-ended discussion prompts must be submitted as self posts, image versions will be removed. Examples: * "What was your childhood game? - Picture of Halo box art * "What's the best modern Playstation game?" - Picture of Horizon Forbidden West * "What online game have you sunk the most time in?" - Picture of VALORANT More info here
- Bigotry / Incivility / Toxicity Posts and comments, whether in jest or with malice, that contain racist, sexist, homophobic, threats, or other toxic content will be removed, regardless of popularity or relevance. Especially egregious violations or repeat offenses may result in accounts banned from /r/gaming.
- AMA related rule. Post rules. Must be from someone currently or previously employed in the gaming industry. Must be about something already done. No asking for money or crowd funding. Public proof is required. No giveaways or contests. No request posts. Comment rules. Do not ask for free stuff or personal favors. Do not spam the same comment or question over and over again. No vote manipulation. Rule 10 For more info on these rules, click here.
- posting guidelines #This is an ALL AGES sub. Posting explicit content WILL get you a ban. #Only active participants in our community with /r/gaming karma are permitted to post. Non-participants' posts will be automatically removed. #ALL MEMES MUST BE GAMING-RELATED, NON-GAMING TEMPLATES SUCH AS SPONGEBOB, "CHANGE MY MIND" ETC. WILL BE REMOVED #IF YOU ARE POSTING AN OPEN-ENDED, ASKREDDIT STYLE QUESTION (EG: "WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CHILDHOOD GAME?"), IT MUST BE A TEXT POST. IMAGE POST VERSIONS ARE NOT ALLOWED. Please keep in mind the rest of our rules. Any violation of our rules can result in removal of post/comment as well as a ban.
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
r/Games 3,578,106 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“No more than 10% of your reddit account's submissions may be about a given topic or source, such as about one particular game, content from one particular website, or articles from one particular author.”
All 10 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Submissions Must Prioritize Informative and Newsworthy Content Over Entertainment Submissions and comments that are intended to entertain rather than inform or discuss will be removed. Click here for further explanation.
- Be Respectful Whether against a reddit user or people in the industry, inciting harassment on any individual or group is not acceptable under any circumstances and will likely result in a ban. Click here for further explanation.
- Content Must Be Relevant, Substantive and Accurate Submissions should be directly related to games or the game industry. Top level comments must be on topic. Lower level comments should be reasonably related to the discussion. Click for our full content guidelines.
- No Duplicate Posts Reposts or submissions with extremely similar content to an existing submission may be removed at mod discretion. Click here for further explanation.
- No Linking to or Enabling Piracy Digital piracy is the unauthorized use or reproduction of another's work, games or other. Enabling piracy by informing others how to circumvent the law or linking to it by providing access to pirated material is not allowed. This includes linking to scanned images of other copyrighted work, such as commercial magazines. News and discussion regarding emulators is allowed provided no copyrighted content is linked to. Click here for further explanation.
- Follow News and Link Post Requirements /r/Games has specific formatting requirements for submissions. This covers titles, sources, and post content. Click for full rules on formatting requirements.
- Follow Discussion and Text Post Requirements /r/Games has rules that restrict specific types of content. For example, discussion submissions should aim to have broad enough scope for quality discussion, whereas looking for a solution or game suggestion, unsubstantiated rumours, petitions/surveys, or posting about a server/community are not allowed. Click for full rules on content restrictions
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- sidebar >>> ###### /r/Games is for informative and interesting gaming content and discussions. Please look over our rules and FAQ before posting. If you're looking for "lighter" gaming-related entertainment, try /r/gaming! The goal of /r/Games is to provide a place for informative and interesting gaming content and discussions. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just with the goal of entertaining viewers. For examples of quality discussion posts we'd like to see in our subreddit, please review this page. *For an in-depth explanation of our rules, please review our rules page*. /r/Games Official Discord New to reddit? Click here! ##### Subreddit Calendar AMAs (Q&As with Developers) | ---|---- Our AMA schedule can be found on our sh.reddit sidebar, click here to view it. | Want to schedule an AMA with us? Read our guidelines for more information! | To see previous AMAs, click here. | Scheduled Discussions | Date ---|---- Daily: Suggest A Game | Wednesday Daily: Free Talk Friday | Friday Weekly: What Have You Been Playing? | Sunday #### Allowed submissions > > >* News and articles >* Reviews and previews >* Informative self-posts >* Questions likely to generate discussion ###### Rules >Please read our full subreddit rules, which go into much more detail on what is acceptable and what is unacceptable. > >In summary: > > >1. Submissions Must Prioritize Informative and Newsworthy Content Over Entertainment >2. Be Respectful >3. Content Must Be Relevant, Substantive and Accurate >4. No Duplicate Posts >5. No Linking to or Enabling Piracy >6. Follow News and Link Post Requirements >7. Follow Discussion and Text Post Requirements >8. Promotion Must Be Kept Within Acceptable Limits ##### Promotion > > >Some promotional submitting (posting your own projects, articles, etc.) is permitted, but it must be balanced out by a *much* greater level of non-promotion participation in reddit - no more than 10% of your submissions may be promotional. Do not solicit votes for your posts. For more information, see the self-promotion on reddit FAQ. > >If you want to promote without participating in the community, purchase an ad. >*If you are promoting a video game you have made or are working on, please consider submitting an* *Indie Sunday* *post and following all relevant formatting guidelines!* ##### Spoilers > > >Please report posts containing spoilers unless they are hidden using the following method or are inside a thread clearly labeled as containing spoilers. > >Format: Spoiler: >!X Kills Y!< >Result: Spoiler: >!X Kills Y!< >Posting unmarked spoilers will result in removal and warning, and posting spoilers with malicious intent will result in a ban. ##### Other subreddits > > > * /r/gaming - Everything > * /r/truegaming - Discussions > * /r/gamernews - News > * /r/GamingLeaksAndRumours - Leaks and Rumors > * /r/gamingsuggestions - Suggestions > * /r/ShouldIBuyThisGame - Suggestions > * /r/AskGames - Questions > * /r/GameDeals - Deals/Sales > * /r/buildapc - PC Build Help > * /r/gaming4gamers - middle ground between purely-for-fun and more serious subreddits > * /r/GamePhysics - Clips of game physics shining and glitching > * More subreddits This subreddit is night mode compatible --- ^(Design based on /r/FlatBlue created by /u/creesch)
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