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Web Games

Browser and web games from indie makers, ranked by upvotes and scored on idea, execution, design and value. Play something new and tell the maker.

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Web Games lists games that people can play right away in the browser, made by indie developers and small teams. RadarMakers accepts browser and web games as a product type, which means the page you land on has to let you try the game, not just promise one. A waitlist or a page with no playable game is not listed.

A game is an easy product to judge in a few minutes, and that makes feedback from players useful. Open a game, play, and then return to its product page to upvote it, give scores for idea, execution, design and value, or write a comment about what you liked and where you got stuck. The list is ordered by upvotes. A specific comment tells a maker more than a single vote can. If the maker filled in the optional details, the page can also say who the game is for and what changed in the latest version. Every submission is reviewed by a person before it is public, listing is free, and a maker can update the product later.

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Questions about Web Games

What kind of games can I list?

Browser and web games that people can play right away. The website has to let a visitor try the game, and the description should say what the game is, written for the listing. Waitlists and pages with no working product are not accepted.

Do I need a paid game to list it?

No. The pricing model can be free, freemium, paid or open source, and the maker chooses it when submitting. Submitting is free in every case.

How can I help a maker improve a game?

Play it, then leave a comment on the product page with what worked and what did not. You can also upvote the game and score it on idea, execution, design and value.

Make something that belongs here? Submit your product, it is free and reviewed by a person before it goes public.