NZ UGC creator directory
Gaming UGC creators and influencers in New Zealand
Gaming creators make gameplay, setup tours, and peripheral reviews for audiences that know the difference between a real recommendation and an ad. Find NZ gaming creators for launches, gear, and community campaigns.
Compare profiles, review recent work, and invite the right creator for your next campaign.
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Alida Sadler
New Zealand
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Amy Boyadjian
New Zealand
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Brianna Moody
New Zealand
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Brie Lydon
New Zealand
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Chetna Pereira
New Zealand
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Jessica Halliday
Glen Eden, New Zealand
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Sharni Gordon
New Zealand
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Shianne Thomson
New Zealand
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Shiya Kanga
New Zealand
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What Gaming UGC creators can make for your brand
Use these content formats as a starting point for your brief. The strongest campaigns give creators a clear goal and enough room to make the content feel native to their audience.
- Gameplay highlights and first-look videos
- Gaming setup tours and peripheral reviews
- Launch-day or update coverage
- Community challenges and live content
How to hire gaming creators in New Zealand
1. Define the brief
Decide the goal, format, deliverables, timeline, and whether you need organic or paid-ads usage.
2. Shortlist creators
Compare recent content, audience, location, engagement, and creator style before you reach out.
3. Invite and manage
Send a clear brief, agree the rate and usage rights, then review content and approvals in one place.
New to creator campaigns? Read how to hire UGC creators in New Zealand or see influencer marketing for NZ brands.
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Gaming creator FAQs
Common questions from New Zealand brands hiring gaming creators.
How do gaming creators disclose sponsorships?
Use the platform's paid-promotion tools and a clear spoken or on-screen disclosure. Follow NZ advertising rules and make sure the disclosure is obvious before the audience engages.
What should a gaming brief include?
Include the game or product, key features, platform, footage requirements, talking points, and disclosure. Let the creator play naturally rather than reading a script.