That's awesome news about Kubz Scouts, congrats! Well deserved.
And yes, Discord works great for me. My username is lynxcv7 feel free to add me whenever.
Happy to help with the Windah question. Some context first, because I think the opportunity here is bigger than you might realise.
Indonesia has one of the largest gaming audiences in the world, and YouTube is absolutely the centre of it here. Indie horror in particular does incredibly well, short, weird, atmospheric games are basically the bread and butter of the biggest Indonesian gaming channels. A game like The Delivery Guy fits that space almost perfectly.
Windah Basudara is the biggest Indonesian gaming YouTuber right now, and his community is genuinely massive. His Discord server has close to a million members. That's the best route in, I think.
How I'd approach it: join the Discord and look for the indie game role or channel. Servers that size usually have a dedicated space for devs to submit games, and going through the proper channel is far better received than DMing or tagging him repeatedly. Grab the role, post there once, and let it sit.
When you post, keep it short and make it easy to say yes to:
- One line on what the game is and how long it takes to finish
- A free key or the itch link
- Mention the official Indonesian translation prominently. That's your real hook very few small indie horror games ship with proper Indonesian, and it's a genuine reason for an Indonesian channel to pick yours over the hundreds of others in their inbox
- A short clip or GIF if you have one
You're right not to want to spam that instinct is correct here. One good post in the right place beats ten messages everywhere else.
Other channels worth trying: MiawAug is probably your strongest second option. He's built his whole channel around indie horror playthroughs and has a huge audience, so The Delivery Guy is squarely his kind of thing. Reza Arap and Ericko Lim are also worth a look, though horror is less of their core focus.
Honestly, I'd send it to a few of them rather than betting everything on Windah. The mid-size horror channels here often pick things up faster, and once a game starts circulating in that scene it tends to travel upward on its own.
Happy to help write the Indonesian version of the pitch if that would be useful might land better coming across as written by someone local.
And thanks again for involving me in all of this. It's been really fun to be part of.