spielersofa.de
German-language online discussion forum for gamers and community members, covering games, browser games and off-topic topics
About spielersofa.de
Spielersofa operates a German-language discussion forum built on vBulletin. Its sections cover video games such as Diablo 3, Diablo 4, Dungeon Crawl and Skyrim, browser games, forum games, and off-topic subjects including media, science and technology, sports and history.
The forum is open to registered members who post threads and replies and use private messages. The site is run by Adduco Digital e.K., according to its copyright notice.
The forum lists 1,267 threads and 125,780 posts, with 6,263 registered users.
Product: Online discussion forum with gaming, off-topic and community sections.
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