Release a playable build
Separate exporting, hosting, and listing. Keep a record of what you actually tested before sharing a public link.
The browser game guide
Practical reading for your next play session, or the game you are getting ready to share.
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Write the introduction
Learn what to say, build an editable draft, then check which submission details become public.
Choose something to play
Use mechanics, controls, and review evidence rather than treating a genre or screenshot as a recommendation.
Publish your browser game
Prepare a playable build, a useful introduction, and honest compatibility notes before you submit your game.
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Find your next browser game
Choose by controls, session length, and review evidence instead of opening another endless grid of thumbnails.
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Write a game description
Three original, fictional examples show how to explain the player’s action, goal, distinctive rule, and current build limits.
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Embed an HTML5 game
Separate a play link, a store widget, and a playable iframe. Check permission, framing policies, controls, and a direct-link fallback.
Read the guide →Put Unity on the web
Separate the Web build, the public host, and the game listing before you share a link.
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Browser game genres
Use actual actions, not cover art, to understand arcade, puzzle, platform, and driving games on our shelf.
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