I have no personal experience with this but I can share a blog post where devs cold emailed press editors on Chris Zukowski's "How To Market a Game" blog. A social media person can better assist you. I don't know anyone off the top of my head. howtomarketagame.com/2022/11/10/h...

2. The genre suggestions that Steam usually defaults to was not helpful in my experience. It just served me games off a niche tag based off games I’ve been playing such as “dystopian” or “post apocalypse“. I was served toilet humor games from the “dystopian” tag

1. There’s so many games and it was also very difficult to find games that I’d be interested in.
I had the best results by just looking at the most played demos which is unfair for any game that’s doesn’t have a huge community behind them.

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Very fun character action rpg

String compositions are great for those intimate moments