Good games.
Honest introductions.
Our approach to building a useful collection, one game at a time.
Playful ideas, big or small.
We’re starting with free browser games that players can open on the creator’s website. We welcome games made with different tools, including AI-assisted projects. A clear idea and an enjoyable experience matter more than how the code was written.
A submission does not guarantee a listing. We intend to choose games we can describe honestly and recommend for a clear reason.
Real play, clear information.
Before an editorial listing is published, we plan to check that the original link leads to the right game, try the basic controls, and record the device used. Untested devices stay unverified.
Descriptions should explain the game in our own words. Screenshots should show actual gameplay; illustrations are labeled as illustrations. We don’t invent ratings, player counts, testing results, or creator stories.
You should know who’s behind it.
Games made by our team carry an “Our studio” label. If we introduce paid placements in the future, those relationships will be clearly marked. Creators keep their games on their own websites.
We do not require creators to link back to us. We do not promise search rankings, domain scores, or a particular number of players in exchange for a submission.
Keep every listing useful.
Our planned review process includes corrections, broken-link reports, and checks when a game changes its website. A date marked “reviewed” should reflect an actual check, not a routine page update.
Public submissions and reporting tools are not open yet. We’ll make the process available when it is ready to use.