Game Developers

We love highlighting well-made browser games. If you have an HTML5 or WebGL title that runs cleanly without mandatory installs, we would like to hear from you. Read the guidelines below, then use the form — we read every serious submission, though we can’t guarantee placement.

What we look for

• Plays in the browser — the player can start in a few clicks, without a heavy download or a desktop-only client.
• Stable performance — no constant crashes, loud autoplay you cannot silence, or controls that break on common keyboards and touch.
• Clear ownership — you control the rights to distribute the game, or you have the licences you need for art, music, and brand use.
• Appropriate for a general audience or clearly labelled — if your game is intense or mature, say so. We may decline or quarantine if it is not a fit for our public grid.

What to send in your pitch

When you use the form, include a working play URL, a one-line hook, a short description of category and controls, and any technical limits (e.g. “best on desktop”, “no mobile yet”). We may ask for a non-production mirror or a .zip in rare review cases. Do not send passwords in plain email.

Response time

We are a small team. Replies can take a week or more at busy times. If we pass, it is usually about fit, capacity, or policy — not a judgement on you as a creator. You are welcome to resubmit when you have a new build with major fixes.

Legal and revenue

Being listed is not an endorsement, partnership, or employment relationship unless we sign something further. We may add your game, rotate it, or remove it for quality, performance, or rights reasons, as in our Terms of Service. If you have ad or revenue questions, state them in the form and we can discuss case by case where we have programmes.