Guides for web game makers
You made a game that runs in a browser tab. Here's where to put it, how to host it, and how to get people to actually play it.
Where to share your web game: 15 places that send real players
The best places to post a browser game in 2026, from Reddit and itch.io to game portals, jams, and discovery sites, with what each one is good for.
9 min readHow to share a game you made with Claude
Made a game as a Claude artifact or with Claude Code? How to publish it, get it out of claude.ai, host it for free, and list it where players will find it.
7 min readWhere to post vibe-coded games (and get real feedback)
Built a game with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or another AI tool? Where AI-made games are welcome, where they are not, and how to present one so people actually play it.
7 min readHow to host an HTML game for free: 6 options compared
Free ways to put a browser game online, from uploading a single file to deploying on Cloudflare, Netlify, GitHub Pages, or itch.io, and which to pick.
8 min readHow to post your game on Reddit without getting removed
Which subreddits take browser games, how to write a post that people click, and the self-promotion mistakes that get game posts deleted or banned.
7 min readWhy your web game won't load in an iframe (and how to fix it)
Game portals and discovery sites show your game in an iframe. The headers, redirects, and settings that block it, and copy-paste fixes for Netlify, Cloudflare, Vercel, Express, and nginx.
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