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24 alternatives to Gamerabble
Freelance Marketplace for Video Game and Esports Coaching
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Gamerabble launched in 2021; newer entries below may have overtaken it.
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GetIncredibles▲102A curated marketplace of games/AR/VR talent
2017 · getincredibles.com · its alternatives →
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Vetted freelancer marketplace for the gaming industry
2023 · its alternatives →
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GamerPay▲116Marketplace for trading gaming skins & assets without scams
2021 · gamerpay.gg · its alternatives →
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Find, track and collect the best giveaways in gaming
2021 · gamerpower.com · its alternatives →
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Guilded upgrades your group chat and equips your server with integrated event calendars, forums, and more – 100% free.
2018 · guilded.gg · its alternatives →
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My cofounder and I have been working on a site called Fitocracy (www.fitocracy.com), which is a social game for fitness. The idea was very much inspired by our experiences growing up as nerds playing video games, later on discovering weightlifting, and drawing the parallel between working out and "leveling yourself up." XKCD has a pretty well known comic to this effect: http://xkcd.com/189/. We find that the metaphor of workout out as leveling up in a video game resonates with quite a few people, so Fitocracy is an attempt to bring that to life. On Fitocracy, tracking your workouts earns you…
2011 · xkcd.com · its alternatives →
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Helping web designers and developers level up their skills
2015 · mailchimp.com · its alternatives →
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Overdog▲81Overdog helps you game with people who share your interests
2015 · perfectdomain.com · its alternatives →
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PubScale▲83Empowering game developers: more revenue, less hassle
2023 · pubscale.com · its alternatives →
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Stream gameplay to your team, no streaming software required
2018 · guilded.gg · its alternatives →
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2015 · gamerunners.gg · its alternatives →
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Think you are good at platformers? You aren't.
2015 · platformpixels.com · its alternatives →
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GameReverie▲60A Codex Skill for building and iterating games
Sep 2026 · github.com · its alternatives →
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A few years ago, I emailed a few prominent video game companies (Valve, Bethesda, Infinity Ward, and another I have lost the name to). I asked about how one gets a job in the video game industry. Although I'm no longer on that path, I figured the emails might be useful for anyone interested. Cheers: ----- Thanks for your interest and support of Valve. What does it take to get in to the gaming industry? I can’t give you a concrete answer, but, after speaking with several of employees, I can offer up these suggestions: 1. Hone your analytical skills. As a mental exercise, break down anything…
2011 · developer.valvesoftware.com · its alternatives →
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