Find a Telegram group for your game. Skip the stolen accounts and cheats.

Telegram has public groups for individual games, for finding teammates and for game news. Many are good, and many are full of bait. This page shows how to search, what to check before you join, and what to avoid.

How to find a good gaming group

Five checks help you find a group that is about your game and not about selling you something.

Search for the game by name
Use the exact name of the game, such as Minecraft or Genshin Impact, rather than the word gaming. Groups for one game have members who play it and can answer questions.
Add what you are looking for
Put one more word in the search: news, squad, trading, mods or a language. A search like Minecraft Spanish finds a different group from one for Minecraft news.
Start from the game's own website
Some studios link their official community from their own site. If the game has one, start there. It is the safest way to avoid copies that pretend to be official.
Read the pinned message and check activity
Open the group and read the pinned rules. Look at the dates of the latest messages. An active group has several people talking this week, not just one account posting links.
Mute it at first
Busy gaming groups can send hundreds of messages a day. Mute the group when you join, then check it when you want to, instead of getting an alert for every message.

What to watch out for

Gaming groups are a common place for scams aimed at young players. These habits are worth knowing.

Free accounts and free in-game currency
Free premium accounts, free coins and free skins are common bait. They are used to steal logins or push you to a fake website. Do not give out a password or a two-factor code for anything free.
Cracked games, cheats and mods from strangers
Files from unknown uploaders often carry malware, and cheating usually breaks a game's rules and can get your account banned. Download mods and games only from the official store or a source you trust.
Account trading and key resale
Buying or selling accounts is against the rules of many games, and you have little protection if the seller takes your money. Stolen keys can also be cancelled later.
Fake official groups
Copies of well-known groups use the same name and logo. If a game has an official community, reach Telegram through the game's own website instead of searching for the name only.
Requests for login codes or screenshots of your account
Never share your Telegram login code or your game login. Staff from a game or from Telegram will not ask you for it in a chat.

Questions about gaming groups on Telegram

How do I find a Telegram group for a specific game?
Search for the exact name of the game, then add a word for what you want, such as news, squad or trading. Open a few results, read the pinned rules, and join the one where people posted recently.
Are cheat and mod groups on Telegram safe?
Often not. Files shared by strangers can carry malware, and cheating usually breaks a game's rules and can get an account banned. If you want mods, use the game's official store or a source its community trusts.
How do I find people to play with?
Search for the game name together with a word like squad or looking for group, and add your language or region. Check that the group has recent messages from different people.
Is a Telegram group the official community of a game?
Only if the game's own website links to it. Many groups use a game's name and logo without being official. When in doubt, start from the studio's website.
Do I need a Telegram account?
You do not need an account to search on TG Compass, and search is free. You do need a Telegram account to join a group and to read or post in it.

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Search is free and needs no account. Each result opens in Telegram, where you can read the group before you join.

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