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@onemanarmyy: Yea, I think that's also how I get most of my gaming news. Thanks!

@dukeofthebump: Probably, since most of the people recommend it. :D thanks!

@dukeofthebump: I really gotta check it out. This is the second time someone recommended it to me. Thanks!

Probably one of the best options, I agree. Thanks for the reply, mate! ^^

@boonsong: Twitter does seem like a nobrainer, yes. Thanks for the reply!

@werupenstein: Congratz, buddy. Sadly, I don't have any cookies to give you. :P

Hello!

I’m trying to figure out how to spread news about an indie game to as many gamers as we can, without spamming every freaking Social Media platform there is.

Though our team is still far from actually releasing the game, we figured it’s the right time to start thinking about where do we want to talk about our game. With the recent rise of popularity of Pinterest, Quora, Linkedin and so on, we are wondering if that’s where we should be as well, or will we just end up targeting the wrong audience? Naturally, we don’t want this to happen, so my question today is: Where would you most likely get news about upcoming games, and possibly even follow the development of a game you like?

Would that be Facebook? Twitter? Pinterest? Snapchat? LinkedIn? Instagram? Quora? Popular forum? Perhaps a developer’s website? Is there any other place I forgot and you think might be the right place to post for us? Please let me know in the comments. Help is much appreciated.

@richardqx: Well I wouldn't say it was a total waste of time - at least you learned what you DON'T wanna be doing in your life. :P

@totsboy: Well it's very satisfying and aspiring to hear that you are getting pleasure from working in gaming industry! Even if it's just mobile games. I'm hoping that you make it big once! ^^

Does anyone know of any good gamedev blogs out there? I'm thinking of starting one and I'm curious what people think a good blog looks like. Any help is much appreciated! :)