Describe what you want to play and Gorillas Guild finds it. Discover hidden gems, games like your favorites, and earn free Steam keys.
Hidden gems matched to how you play. Try demos before you buy.
Connect your socials, streams, and game platforms. Your whole gaming life lands on one profile.
Create Your GG IDGet in front of players who like your genre.
Recruit playtesters with verified GG IDs.
Streamers, artists, composers, and voice actors.
Studios post missions. You play, hit the goal, and earn the reward.
Quick answers for players, studios and creators about Gorillas Guild.
A game discovery and playtesting platform for indie games. Players find games matched to how they play. Studios get their games in front of the right players through playtests, demos, and campaigns, without needing a big marketing budget.
Your gaming identity in one place. Connect your game platforms, socials, and streaming channels, and your whole gaming rep lands on one profile. GG uses it to match you with games, players, and studios that fit.
Yes. Creating a GG ID, discovering games, and joining campaigns is free for players. Listing a game is free for studios.
Steam recommends games based on what you play on Steam. GG looks at what you play across platforms, so your recommendations reflect your full gaming life. We also focus on indie games, so small studios aren’t competing with AAA marketing budgets for your attention.
No. We’re in early beta, so some things are rough around the edges. We ship improvements every week, and feedback from players and studios directly shapes what we build next.
We look at what you play, across which platforms, and for how long. If you mostly play roguelikes and sometimes FPS, you’ll see mostly roguelikes, some shooters, plus maybe some roguelike shooters! Games that don’t fit your playstyle won’t be pushed to you, no matter how popular they are.
Steam is live today, along with socials and streaming platforms like Discord, X, Twitch, and YouTube. More game platforms are rolling out, including Epic, EA, Battle.net, PlayStation, Xbox, and itch.io.
Missions posted by studios. Join a playtest, play a demo, or complete an in-game challenge, then earn XP, badges, and rewards. You also get to play games before they launch and get a chance to shape a game in development!
Every playtest, demo, and campaign you complete builds your reputation on GG. Studios can invite players with a strong track record to their playtests, so active players get access to more early games.
Yes. GG matches you with players who play the same games and genres, across platforms. You can also join or create guilds around the games you play.
To reach players who fit your game to almost 100%. Instead of competing on a new releases page with hundreds of other launches, your game gets matched to players whose play history lines up with it.
New games are shown first to a small group of closely matched players. If they respond well, the game reaches a wider audience. Your game gets judged on how perfectly matched players react, not on how many wishlists or followers you had before.
Run playtests, demo playthroughs, or in-game challenges whenever you want. You don’t need to wait for Next Fest or a seasonal sale. Invite players by genre and playstyle, and set completion requirements like a demo playthrough, a wishlist, or a Steam achievement, so you know the feedback comes from people who really played.
GG is built for indie and small studios. Big-budget titles don’t need help being found, so our discovery features focus on games that do.
Campaign results and player insights from your dashboard. We’re building an SDK that will show where players get stuck, where they churn, and how long they play, data Steam doesn’t provide.
A way to find new indie games before anyone else, and a way for studios to find you. Connect your channels to your GG ID, and studios looking for creators in your genre can invite you to playtests and launch campaigns.
No. Studios match with creators by genre and fit, not just follower count. A smaller creator who covers the right genre can be a better match than a big generalist channel.