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Instagram

 Instagram is good for visual identity: art, screenshots, reels and brand presence. I wouldn't consider it the best main channel for community or feedback, but it can help a lot with image.

For a game with good art, characters, environments, nice UI or strong visual moments, Instagram can work as a public portfolio for the game.

Process and characteristics

  • it's a heavily visual platform, image quality matters, not long text;
  • reels (short video) have the best organic reach right now, similar to TikTok;
  • the feed (static posts) works as a gallery/portfolio more than as discovery;
  • carousels (several images in one post) work well for a feature's progress or before/after.

What to post

  • screenshots;
  • character art and concept art;
  • gameplay reels;
  • short devlogs;
  • behind-the-scenes;
  • key art;
  • launch assets;
  • event art;
  • before/after polish;
  • carousels with a feature's progress.

Practical recommendation

Instagram is worth it mostly if you have good visual assets. If your game doesn't have strong art yet, it's probably more useful to invest your time in TikTok, YouTube or Discord.

For ads, Instagram can be useful through Meta Ads, especially if you have good creatives (just like Facebook, since it's also Meta). Organically, it's harder to grow without a steady format.

See the rest of the platforms in Social pages.