Get feedback on your indie game from real players
Making a game? PlaySpill is a gaming community of players who love talking about games, including the one you're working on. Indie game developers use it to get honest feedback, share devlogs and gameplay videos, find playtesters and get their game in front of players. It's free.
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Your game already has a page
Every game with a Steam store page, including "coming soon" pages, automatically gets a PlaySpill page and its own feedback page. Find yours under Games, link it from your Steam announcements and socials, and read what players say.
Post your devlog
Tag a post Devlog to share what you're working on: progress updates, screenshots, gameplay videos and clips. You can upload videos or go live to build your game in front of players.
Find playtesters and honest feedback
Players reply to your posts and vote with a thumbs up or down, so you see which ideas land and what needs fixing. Ask for playtesters in a Devlog post and link your demo.
Market your indie game
Free: devlogs, your game's feedback page, and the Next Fest and Steam deals pages players browse. Paid: video-game-only ads at $2 per 1,000 views (clicks are free, daily budget $5 to $1,000), or a one-time $500 Premium membership with unlimited free ads.
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Where can I post my devlog?
On PlaySpill: tag a post Devlog and add screenshots, a video or a clip. Devlogs show up for players browsing the Devlog category and on this page. itch.io devlogs, r/IndieDev and your own Discord are good places to cross-post.
How do I get feedback on my indie game?
Point players at your game's PlaySpill feedback page (every Steam game has one) and post a Devlog asking specific questions. Players reply and vote, so the most shared opinions rise to the top. A free demo gets far more feedback than a trailer.
How do I find playtesters for my game?
Post a Devlog on PlaySpill with a link to your demo or playtest and say what you want tested. Communities like r/playtesters and r/playmygame help too. Ask testers to post their feedback on your game's feedback page so it's all in one place.
How can I market my indie game for free?
Share progress often (devlogs, short gameplay videos), join Steam Next Fest with a demo, and get players talking: link your PlaySpill feedback page from your Steam page announcements so fans have one place to discuss your game.