Community Building: Create servers to engage with players, gather feedback, and build a fan base.
Team Communication: Collaborate with team members through private channels and direct messages.
Voice and Video Chat: Hold meetings, brainstorming sessions, and playtests with real-time communication.
Announcements: Share updates, patch notes, and news with your community.
Bots and Integrations: Enhance server functionality with bots for moderation, polls, and more.
Screen Sharing: Present game demos or share screens during development discussions.
Role Management: Assign roles to manage access and permissions within your server.
Event Hosting: Organize community events, Q&A sessions, or developer streams.
By utilizing Discord, game developers can foster a strong community around their games and improve team collaboration.