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One possibility I've thought of might be YouTube. And it's usually not a lot of effort. You just post a video every now and then and hope people see your page.

To answer your questions though:

1. Video games and other things

2. Hobbyist

3. One thing I do is post my game on Game Engine specific pages (ie, if I use GDevelop for a game, I might post about that game on a GDevelop page. If I use Ren'Py for a game, I might post about that game on a Ren'Py page. Just be honest about what engine you use, ie it might get bad reception if you post a Ren'Py made game on for example, a Game Maker or GDevelop page.)

4. Yes. Somewhat. Sometimes, the big platforms are looking for the "next big hit", so smaller games and projects might sometimes get overlooked. I feel I've actually had better success on smaller platforms.

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I wasn't expecting YouTube to show up in this list (mainly because I know nothing about video making and it seems like a lot of efforts to me! xD ) Indeed, Game Engines communities seem like a pertinent place to get feedbacks and discuss with like-minded folks. I'm considering joining a Twine forum or Discord at some point. Thank you for your insight !