For reviewers, streamers and writers
Be there when they pick their next game
Your review on the game’s own page, read at the exact moment someone decides — not scrolled past between recipes and holiday photos.
The audience
Placement
On the game page, not in the scroll
A player weighing up a game opens its page and finds your video review — and your logged play of it — right there: the highest-intent placement board game content can have.
- Reviews live with the game. Permanent placement, found by everyone who considers that title.
- Six dimensions, not one star. Fun, interaction, appeal, uniqueness, replayability, accessibility — a review with structure.
- Videos attach. A YouTube or TikTok link on a post embeds and plays in the feed.
Reach
One post, twenty-three languages
The feed translates automatically. A review written in Catalan gets read in Warsaw — the language ceiling other platforms put on your reach is not here.
- Following and Global feeds. Your audience, plus the discovery surface where new people find you.
- Reactions and comments. From people who log plays weekly — comment sections with actual opinions about rules.
- Photos and video in posts. Upload directly or embed from where your channel lives.
Identity
A profile that is a portfolio
Arrange your profile as widgets — reviews up top, your collection, your play history, your badges. Link every channel you publish on.
- You choose the layout. Lead with reviews; the play log proves you actually play.
- Channels linked. YouTube, Twitch, your blog — one profile, all roads.
- Followers who came for games. People follow you here because of what you say about games. That is the whole filter.
No follower minimum
Start with zero followers. The game pages do not care.
Placement on a game page is earned by writing a good review of that game, not by audience size. Small creators get found here first.
Working with the ecosystem
Ways in, beyond posting
Host or cover events
Run your own game nights, or cover a convention where the schedule is already in the app.
A group around your audience
A community space with its own feed, events and shared plays.
Publisher collaborations
Publishers running launches here need exactly your reviews and demo coverage.
Giveaways with raffles
Run a draw properly — entrants, fairness and the announcement handled.
Build game kits
A great score sheet for a hit game carries your name to every table using it.
Your own play data
Your logged plays and stats — raw material for content nobody else can write.
Getting started
Three posts in, you exist here
Set up the profile
Name, channels, a layout that leads with your work. Import your collection so the shelf backs the opinions.
Review three games you know cold
The ones you can write about in your sleep. They sit on those game pages from today onward.
Post as you publish
New video? Post it with the link. It embeds, translates, and reaches players your channel’s algorithm never showed it to.
What it costs
Nothing. Profile, posts, reviews, video embeds, groups and events are free — creators make the platform better, so the platform does not charge them for showing up.
Monetisation here is indirect and honest: reach that converts to your channel, collaborations with publishers running launches, and giveaways with brands. When a sponsored campaign wants creator coverage, that conversation includes you being paid — by the sponsor, not by us charging you.
Your reviews belong on the game pages
Free, and the first three reviews take an evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a big following to bother?
No. Reviews are placed on game pages by relevance, not audience size — a sharp review of a mid-weight eurogame gets read by everyone weighing that game, whether you have ten followers or ten thousand.
Can I post my YouTube or TikTok videos?
Yes — paste the link on a post and it embeds and plays in the feed. Direct video upload works too.
Does auto-translation mangle my writing?
Readers see a machine translation clearly marked as such, with your original a tap away. It reads like a good translation, and it beats not being read at all in 22 other languages.
Who owns my content?
You. Your reviews and posts are yours; delete them and they are gone. We do not resell or syndicate creator content.
Is there a verification or creator badge?
Profiles show what they have done — reviews, plays, kits, events. Reputation here is the visible track record rather than a checkmark.
How do paid collaborations actually happen?
Publishers and brands running campaigns on Ludoya sometimes want creator coverage — reviews, demo-day appearances, videos. We connect them with creators whose work fits; the commercial deal is between you and them.
Can I run a giveaway for my audience?
Yes — raffles handle entries and draw fairly, so a giveaway is an event with a prize rather than a comment-counting exercise.