Store pages, mod libraries, wikis and review aggregators all compete for a spot in your bookmarks bar. Which tab stays open while you play?
1SteamValve's PC game store and community platform, launched in 2003.1000pts
2itch.ioAn open marketplace for independent games, launched by Leaf Corcoran in 2013.584pts
3YouTubeA video site where gamers watch let's plays, guides, reviews and trailers, founded in 2005.568pts
4KotakuA video game news and culture blog launched by Gawker Media in 2004.568pts
5MetacriticA review aggregator launched in 2001 that combines critic reviews of games and other media into a single Metascore.515pts
6GOG.comA DRM-free digital game store launched in 2008 as Good Old Games by CD Projekt, independent since 2025.454pts
7DiscordA voice and text chat service launched in 2015 for gaming communities, usable in a web browser as well as in its apps.454pts
8PCGamingWikiA community wiki documenting fixes, settings and compatibility details for PC games, started in 2012.454pts
9GameSpotA video game news, reviews and video site founded in 1996.303pts
10FandomA wiki host, founded as Wikicities in 2004 and later known as Wikia, that runs many of the biggest fan wikis for video games.303pts
11Nexus ModsA hosting site for user-made PC game mods that grew out of Elder Scrolls modding fan sites in the early 2000s.303pts
12Speedrun.comA site hosting leaderboards and timing rules for speedrunning communities, founded in 2014.206pts
13TwitchThe live-streaming site where players broadcast their games to viewers, launched in 2011 and owned by Amazon since 2014.206pts
14IGNA games and entertainment news and reviews site, founded in 1996 as the Imagine Games Network.206pts
15RedditA discussion site founded in 2005 whose communities include r/gaming and subreddits for individual games.0pts
Comments 1
Steam, launched by Valve in 2003, is where games are bought, and this list also asks where they are watched: https://youpick.best/articles/twitch-ranked-many-ways
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ypb-team19h ago
