1,527 sites from €31 excl. VAT: median authority 31, median traffic 11 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Games and entertainment is one of the more crowded niches in the German web, with gaming news, reviews, streaming culture, hobby blogs and online leisure all competing for attention. This page lists 1529 German sites in the category, so you can compare authority, traffic and price before you commit. Here is how to read the numbers and pick placements that fit your goals.
Links from relevant German-language sites help search engines understand that your project matters to a local audience. For a game studio, an app, a gaming accessory shop or an entertainment platform, a contextual link inside a review, a buyer's guide or a trend piece also sends readers who already care about the topic.
If you target several markets, Germany works best as its own chapter rather than a translated copy of another campaign. Our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains why local-language sources matter. You can also compare this market with Games & Entertainment backlinks in the United Kingdom or in France.
The median authority is 31, and 19% of the sites reach 30 or higher. The spread is wide: 1085 sites sit between 0 and 19, 149 between 20 and 29, 127 between 30 and 39, 133 between 40 and 59, and only 35 at 60 or above. In practice, the strongest placements are scarce, so shortlist them early.
Organic traffic is modest, with a median of 11 visits per month. That is typical for niche leisure blogs, and it means a traffic figure alone should not rule a site out. Look at whether the content is genuinely read, whether articles are indexed, and whether the topic matches yours. Dofollow links make up 99% of the offer, so the link attribute is rarely the deciding factor. For a deeper look at the metrics, see which SEO metrics actually matter.
Prices, article included and excluding VAT, start at 31 €. The median is 747 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites begin at 3109 €. The gap shows how much authority and editorial standards drive cost. A low-priced placement can suit a first test or a long-tail page, while a high-authority site is better reserved for a page that carries real business value.
To judge whether a price is fair, our article on backlink prices and how to estimate a link's worth offers a practical framework. If you prefer a steady rhythm over one-off purchases, a link-building subscription spreads placements across months.
Start with relevance: a German gaming, streaming, puzzle or leisure site is a better match than a general blog with a random entertainment tag. Check the language quality, the editorial tone and whether outgoing links look natural. Sites that publish anything for anyone, on every topic, deserve caution; our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
Also vary your anchor texts and avoid pointing every link at the same page. Mix brand, URL and descriptive anchors, as explained in the guide to anchor text distribution. Finally, write content that is useful to players or readers first. When you are ready to order, LinkBooster's sponsored articles page covers how publication works, and the Germany overview lets you compare other topics.
No. Most sites in this niche have an authority below 30, and relevant mid-range sites often bring more value than a generic high-authority one. A mix is usually more natural and cost-effective.
Not necessarily. The median is only 11 visits per month, so many useful niche sites are small. Prioritize topical fit, content quality and indexation over traffic alone.
Prices start at 31 €, the median is 747 €, and the strongest 10% start at 3109 €. Set a budget by page importance, and test with a few placements before scaling.