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Subs come with time and effort, so I wouldn't worry about that. I think what you mean is are there any games trending. And really, that's a difficult question to answer. Let's take Five Nights at Freddy's, for example. The game came outta nowhere, spread nearly exclusively by word of mouth, and got super popular. Okay, spread mostly by the incessant screeching of Markiplier (who I love following), but that's neither here nor there. One has to ask if the game got popular because of Mark, if Mark got popular because of the game, or a little of both.
That said, I would start by going through Steam's free to play list. There are a lot, actually (in excess of a hundred if I remember correctly). Even if you don't want to go that route, there are so many free games on Newgrounds and a LOT of other sites that you can access quickly and easily. I guess the real question is what exactly do you want to play? If you want to play mostly RPGs, it might not hurt to browse an RPG Maker forum, for example. You may even be able to shed some light on a struggling RPG Maker developer who has released something for free to help promote another game he's working on that he intends to be a paid title.
The possibilities are endless, but if it feels overwhelming, go the Steam route first and see if you find something you like.
That said, I would start by going through Steam's free to play list. There are a lot, actually (in excess of a hundred if I remember correctly). Even if you don't want to go that route, there are so many free games on Newgrounds and a LOT of other sites that you can access quickly and easily. I guess the real question is what exactly do you want to play? If you want to play mostly RPGs, it might not hurt to browse an RPG Maker forum, for example. You may even be able to shed some light on a struggling RPG Maker developer who has released something for free to help promote another game he's working on that he intends to be a paid title.
The possibilities are endless, but if it feels overwhelming, go the Steam route first and see if you find something you like.
Game Jolt, IndieDB, Itch.io all have a lot of games you can download for free. They may just be indie games, but I have played a couple hundred, just from Game Jolt, that I actually like. It may not get you subs instantly, but if you find games that will be enjoyable for you and the viewers, your numbers might start to grow.
Steam has a couple free games. You could try those.
Gamejolt and IndieDB has some but you needa be funny to play most of those.
Gamejolt and IndieDB has some but you needa be funny to play most of those.
Subs would not come with a specific game but more of how you are while playing the game, so play a game you enjoy playing,.
that would be the best option to help you grow.
that would be the best option to help you grow.
It is not the game that get you subs but the way how you play it and the personality you add to it. So in basic any game works
It's best to find your niche personally, and work on a game that you can best show off yourself. Playing a lot of random games might work if you have the personality for it. What kind of humor do you typically have when you record games?
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Just play what you enjoy. If your sick of playing the same stuff check out some free indie games on itch.io and gamejolt. Some are trash but then you have some that are awesome.
Just play what you enjoy. If your sick of playing the same stuff check out some free indie games on itch.io and gamejolt. Some are trash but then you have some that are awesome.