Content Explained

What Each Category Means — Before You Add or Upload Content
Here is a list explaining each content category. Make sure you choose the correct type before submitting:

• Maps – Fully playable game maps, levels, or 3D worlds.
• Skins – In-game items like weapon skins, knives, and player models.
• Models – Objects such as cars, bikes, trees, buildings, and more.
• Sounds – Audio files and sound effects in supported formats.
• Servers – Game servers and communication platforms like TeamSpeak 3 or Discord.
• Scripts – Game configuration files or command scripts.
• Plugins – Advanced server-side scripts or plugins for games.
• Tutorials – Guides, how-tos, and helpful information.
• Downloads – Tools, editors, software, and other downloadable files.
• Cheats – Game cheats or cheat codes.
• GUIs – Custom interfaces, menus, or graphical overlays.
• Effects – In-game visual effects like explosions, flashes, smoke, or sprites.
• Textures – Texture packs or individual materials (e.g., .WAD files, image-based textures).
• Prefabs – Pre-made map parts or reusable objects for level design.
• MIPs – “Maps In Progress” — source files such as .rmf, .map, .vmf.
• Sprays – In-game spray logos or custom decals.
• Wallpapers – High-resolution images used as backgrounds or wallpapers.
• Videos – Game-related videos, trailers, or YouTube links.
• News – Updates, announcements, or important news posts.
• Articles – Detailed posts, e.g., explaining CS2 ranks or mechanics.
• System Requirements – Minimum or recommended specs needed to run a game.
• Reviews – User-submitted reviews for games or other content.
• Wiki – In-depth information about games, people, or topics.
• Blogs – Personal posts or opinions shared publicly.
• Requests – Ask for help, assets, or support from the community.
• Threads – Open discussions or general posts.
• Interviews – Q&A-style posts, typically with notable community members.
• Market – Buy, sell, or trade game-related goods or services.
• Jobs – Game development job listings or recruitment posts.
• Projects – Large-scale or ongoing work, which may include WIPs, user contributions, or organized submissions.
• WIPs – “Work In Progress” content from your development.
• Pages – Miscellaneous pages not covered by other categories.