Join the Community.
This is a hand-curated archive. To submit your work, get support, or talk to other creators, you need to join our Discord server.
The Invite
We use Discord because it keeps the actual website fast, static, and lightweight. It acts as our submission portal and community hub. There are no player accounts, and the website will never ask you to log in.
What Happens When You Join?
Read the #rules channel
You must explicitly accept the server rules before you can see the rest of the channels. It is the exact same text summarized below.
Say hello in #general
Most of our members are lurkers. We don't mind. But if you are going to submit, let us know what you're working on.
Drop your files in #submissions
When you're ready, post your runnable HTML file, your JSON sidecar, and your cover images. A human curator will play it, read the code, and either approve it or give you feedback.
The Non-Negotiable Rules
We don't have an automated upload system. Every file is reviewed manually. To keep the site fast and safe, these rules apply to both the website and the Discord server:
Age & Safety
- 18+ Only: You must be 18 or older to join the Discord. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian must submit on your behalf.
- PG-13: Zero curse words. Zero suggestive or sexual content. Zero politics.
- Violence: Totally fine within standard video game norms (fighting, explosions, action).
- No live chat in games: Multiplayer games must use the 64 preset phrases. Live text chat is strictly forbidden.
Technical Limits
- File Size: Hard cap of 5MB (we prefer under 1MB). The only exception is sequenced JavaScript choreography videos.
- Source: Vanilla, unminified JavaScript. Python is always an HTML + Python pair — never Python alone; the HTML is the submission and the Python is a 16KB backend function. Full rules on the Python page. WASM requires the original source ZIP and a GitHub link.
- Self-Contained: Everything inline. No third-party calls, no remote assets, and no outbound links inside the game. Calls to the platform's own Save API and Python backend are permitted.
- Licensing: You must provide an express license (e.g., MIT, CC BY-NC, or All Rights Reserved).
Creator Profiles
- No social media: Do not ask for Twitter, Instagram, or TikTok links on your creator page. This site is for the work, not the influencer.
- Outbound Links: You are allowed up to 3 donate links (Ko-fi, Patreon, PayPal) and up to 3 marketplace links (itch.io, Steam, GitHub).
For the complete technical breakdown, including Docker limits and the Save API, read the Submission Criteria.
Why the Discord?
Why not just build an upload form on the website?
Because we wanted zero database dependencies on the frontend. The website is just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The Discord allows us to build a community, handle file transfers, and vet creators without building a massive web app or worrying about spam bots creating fake accounts. It keeps the lights on and the site fast.