There are no real gaming or device or brand communities.

Some relatively active (in terms of posts, breadth of content and user engagement) gaming communities across Lemmy/Threadi:

• Adventure Games - !adventuregames@retrolemmy.com
• Automation Games - !automationgames@lemmy.zip
• Cozy Games - !cozygames@lemmy.world
• City Builders - !citybuilders@sh.itjust.works
• Indie Games (variety) - !bside@fedia.io
• Lifesim Games - !lifesimulation@lemmy.world
• Open Source Games - !foss_gaming@lemmy.world
• PC RPGs (cRPGs) - !crpg@lemmy.world
• Roguelike Games - !roguelikes@lemmy.world
• RTS Games - !rts@reddthat.com
• Space Games (variety) - !space_games@piefed.world
• Strategy Games - !strategy_games@piefed.world
• Turn-based Strategy (e.g. 4X) - !turnbasedstrategy@piefed.world
• Tycoon / Business Sim Games - !tycoon@lemmy.world
• Video Game Art - !gameart@sopuli.xyz
• Video Game Music - !vgmusic@lemmy.world
• Video Game Questions - !askgaming@piefed.social

I moderate/curate like 6 of them, so I am biased, but we do have a solid selection of gaming communities beyond !games@lemmy.world or !pcgaming@lemmy.ca.

Waiting in my instance to update to Piefed 1.4, I will add World of JRPGs to the sidebar once that happens.

Shameless plug.

If you are into computer RPGs (CRPGs), we have a relatively active community:

!crpg@lemmy.world

The JRPG community is also pretty active:

!jrpg@lemmy.zip

I use Piefed on Voyager, they don’t really support any of the major features of Piefed.

I still use the mobile WebUI mostly.

The guide is for Piefed.social (I have an account there two).

I recommend avoiding the on-boarding and directly selecting the proposed gaming communities via links.

I will post in piefed_meta in the coming days. Maybe I can come up with a draft/mockup.

I can’t code, but I do have significant experience in dashboards and associated business logic (PowerBI, tablaeau, Looker Studio).

Not sure if there is any point in just posting the guide somewhere random.

Perhaps it would be best to reach out to the Piefed devs, maybe they might have a better idea how to integrate this into their on-boarding process.