AEW Games' nearest audiences are almost entirely drawn from professional wrestling — athletes, TV shows, and personalities — with no other game developer appearing in the top 10.

The shape is flat: the top 10 neighbors span a tight similarity band from 0.88 down to 0.87, with no single dominant pull. Jay 'Christian' Reso leads at 0.88, followed within a fraction by ROH Wrestling (0.88) and Shane McMahon (0.88). Matt Hardy (0.88) and WWE NXT (0.88) round out the top five. Across all 10 neighbors, seven carry the subcategory Athletes — Stu Bennett (0.88), Bully Ray (0.88), and Tommy Dreamer (0.87) among them — while two are TV Shows and one is a TV Personality. No neighbor shares AEW Games' own subcategory of Game Developer. The audience shape here is defined entirely by professional wrestling fandom, not by gaming adjacency.

The one structural note worth flagging: Ettore "Big E" Ewen sits at position 10 (0.87), a WWE-affiliated athlete, reinforcing that the audience overlap extends across promotion lines — AEW and WWE talent appear side by side throughout the cluster.

This is a wrestling-first audience whose composition, at least within the top 10, shows no meaningful signal from the broader gaming world.