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touch grass later: official and fan-run Discord servers and subreddits for your games

The grass can wait.

Your game's people are already online. The grass can wait.

How we tell official from fan-run

Official

Run by the game's developer or publisher. We only use this label with proof: the invite is published on the studio's own website, store page or official social account, or the server carries Discord's Verified badge, which Discord gives only to official brand servers. No proof, no label.

Fan-run

Run by players: subreddit servers, big fan hubs, looking-for-group servers. Often the friendliest place to find people to play with. The pin line shows where we found each one.

r/Reddit

The game's main subreddit, plus a looking-for-group or learning one where it helps. We don't label subreddits official, even when a studio links one.

Official invites come from the studio's own site, store page or social accounts, or carry Discord's Verified badge. Fan-run ones come from a subreddit sidebar, a wiki, a community site or a server directory. Tap a proof line to see the source.
The research was AI-assisted. Every Official label was checked a second time against the studio's own page, and for most games a separate pass tried to disprove it.
Member and online counts are a snapshot from the last check, so they drift day to day. Servers without numbers haven't been re-tested yet.
We skip cheat, account-selling, gambling, piracy and NSFW servers.

More about how we check and what we list

Be kind and read each server's rules. Have fun out there (in there).