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Since 2014, the Community Game-Along event has hosted and promoted by Chic Pixel's Anne Lee as a way to clear out your backlog of games, to promote under-appreciated genres/creators, to amplify gamers of all backgrounds, or a combination of the above.

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To participate in the monthly Game-Along, just pick at least one game that fits the theme to play during the month. After that, the rest is up to you. Stream it, record it, write about it, or simply talk about it. Use the currently active hashtag, and the game you play, as well as your way of promoting that game will be showcased here.​ All in all, the Community Game-Along is about having fun, and bringing different gaming communities together!

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You can also join the Community Game-Along on the Chic Pixel Discord, the event's official home. All you have to do is fill out this form, and our founder Anne will send you official invite if you are trustworthy enough -.^

About
 

WHAT IS THE COMMUNITY GAME-ALONG?  THE GAMES First and foremost, the Community Game-Along celebrates gaming, and expressing our interest and passion for those games.  NEW MONTH, NEW THEME Every month will call for the games played to fit a specific genre of gaming, or a certain aesthetic within the game.  BACKLOG CLEARING By focusing on one theme or one genre each month, you are encouraged to clear that large backlog of games you have been meaning to clear.  SOMETHING NEW Or maybe you want to step out of your comfort zone and discover a new gaming experience.  SOCIALIZING Make new friends, read new blogs, watch new videos, or discover new streamers playing the games relevant to your interests.  YOUR GAMES What you decide to play for each month is entirely up to what is in your library.

The Hosts
 

Anne

Founder
Discord Administrator

Anne writes about Japanese pop culture, podcasts, and produces video content about all things cute and nerdy at chic-pixel.com as well as pixelpixel.party alongside her fiancé Marcus. She also works as a Japanese to English translator and academic researching girls' media and culture in Japan. She also works as an assistant marketing manager for NiS America. Her journey into gaming began when Final Fantasy VII showed her that games could have really expansive worlds, incredible scores, and fascinating storylines.

Here is an interview she did in 2022 reflecting on over 100 Community Game-Along events.

Capsulejay

Lead Streamer

Caspulejay, whose journey to gaming began when his Grandma introduced him to Donkey Kong at the age of three, is a part time streamer with a full time passion for the past, present, and future of gaming. Whether it's through his Tales from the Backlog, or through his affiliation with the Geek to Geek Media Network, he always finds new and exciting ways to express the love and fun of gaming.

MDi

Lead Host
Web Design

As the producer of the M Disk Playlist, MDi combines his passion to create videos with his love for video games, and video game music. The concept of the M Disk Playlist was inspired by Yasunori Mitsuda's works on games like Chrono Trigger and Xenogears (where the name "M Disk" originated from). Since then, MDi has continued to seek new opportunities to bring gamers together through his content.

Previous Themes

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2014:

Jan- Nihon Falcom
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Monster Hunter
April- Atlus
May- Metroidvania
June- Puzzle Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Platformers
Sept- Shoot 'Em Up Games (Shmups)
Oct- Horror
Nov- Nippon Ichi
Dec- Doujin Games

2015:

Jan- Rhythm Games
Feb- From Software
March- Monster Hunter
April- Yuji Naka
May- Visual Novels
June- Fighting Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Point & Click Adventure
Sept- Spike Chunsoft
Oct- Kusoge
Nov- Natsume
Dec- Yoko Shimomura 

2016:

Jan- Dating Sims
Feb- Fishing Games
March- Monster Hunter
April- Yuzo Koshiro
May- Metroidvania
June- Media Tie-in games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Platinum Games
Sept- Strategy Games
Oct- Horror
Nov- Erotic Games
Dec- Hudson Soft

2017:

Jan- Dating Sims
Feb- Fashion Games
March- Monster Hunter
April- Grasshopper Manufacture
May- Intelligent Systems
June- Puzzle Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Mech Games
Sept- Strategy Games
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Michiru Yamane

2018:

Jan- Fighting Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Monster Hunter
April- Musou Games
May- Manami Matsumae
June- Rhythm Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- ARPGs
Sept- Stealth Games
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Doujin Games

2019:

Jan- Disney Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Monster Hunter
April- Farming Games
May- GameFreak
June- Ryu Ga G
otoku (Yakuza) Studio
July- JRPGs
Aug- Fighting Games
Sept- Sports Games
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Puzzle Games

2020:

Jan- Platformers
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Yasunori Mitsuda
April- Capcom
May- Music Games
June- Racing Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Fighting Games
Sept- Sonic Team
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Adventure Games

2021:

Jan- Puzzle Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- WayForward
April- Capcom
May- Metroidvania
June- Fashion Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Sci-Fi Games
Sept- Shoot 'Em Ups (Shmups)
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Simulators

2022:

Jan- Doujin Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Dead Franchise Games
April- Bandai Namco Games
May- Platformers
June- LGBTQIA+ Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- ARPGs
Sept- Shoot 'Em Ups (Shmups)
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Adventure Games

2023:

Jan- Puzzle Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Music Games
April- Platformers

May- Metroidvania
June- Roguelikes
July- JRPGs
Aug- Asian Games
Sept- Shoot 'Em Ups (Shmups)
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Simulators

2024:

Jan- Food Games
Feb- Dating Sims
March- Mecha Games
April- Platformers

May- Portable / Portable Aesthetics
June- Fashion Games
July- JRPGs
Aug- Asian Games
Sept- Shoot 'Em Ups (Shmups)
Oct- Horror
Nov- Visual Novels
Dec- Kusoge

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