Who can publish
Anyone can submit a browser game to POGAMES. You must be the owner of the game or hold written permission from the owner, and you must be allowed to be on the platform under our Code of Conduct.
What we accept
- A game that runs in a modern browser: HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or an exported WebGL build.
- Genres we list on the site — board, card, arcade, puzzle, racing, sports, action, kids,
casual, multiplayer.
- Works on a phone as well as a laptop. Touch controls, or keyboard controls that also respond
to taps.
- Plays in a portrait phone window and in a landscape laptop window without breaking.
What we reject
- Ripped, decompiled, cracked or re-hosted copies of somebody else's game, and games made from
them.
- Games that need a plugin, a server we must run, or an install on the player's device.
- Malware, cryptominers, keyloggers, hidden redirects, or code that reads files, camera or
microphone outside the game frame.
- Your own ads, pop-unders, ad-budget trackers or analytics smuggled inside the game.
- Sexually explicit material, graphic violence, gambling with real money, or content that
targets a real person.
- Games whose only purpose is to collect player data.
How to submit
- Build and test your game locally first. Make sure it loads with no console errors and that the
first screen is playable within a few seconds.
- Package it as a ZIP with index.html at the top level of the archive (not inside a
folder), or give us a direct URL to a build that is already online.
- Keep the files small. Big single files fail on shared hosting — split or compress assets
rather than shipping raw audio and textures.
- Send the ZIP or URL to poga@pogameshub.com with the subject line
"Game submission" and include: game title, one-line description, controls, genre, and a
thumbnail.
What we need with every submission
- Title and a short hook line (what the player does).
- Controls — tap, drag, keys, tilt.
- Genre and tags so the game lands on the right shelf.
- Thumbnail in the size our admin form asks for.
- Author credit and a link you want shown, if any.
- Rights statement — one line saying you own the game or have permission,
and that every asset inside it is licensed for free distribution.
Review and timing
- Ripped, decompiled, cracked or re-hosted copies of somebody else's game, and games made from them.
- Games that need a plugin, a server we must run, or an install on the player's device.
- Malware, cryptominers, keyloggers, hidden redirects, or code that reads files, camera or microphone outside the game frame.
- Your own ads, pop-unders, ad-budget trackers or analytics smuggled inside the game.
- Sexually explicit material, graphic violence, gambling with real money, or content that targets a real person.
- Games whose only purpose is to collect player data.
How to submit
- Build and test your game locally first. Make sure it loads with no console errors and that the
first screen is playable within a few seconds.
- Package it as a ZIP with index.html at the top level of the archive (not inside a
folder), or give us a direct URL to a build that is already online.
- Keep the files small. Big single files fail on shared hosting — split or compress assets
rather than shipping raw audio and textures.
- Send the ZIP or URL to poga@pogameshub.com with the subject line
"Game submission" and include: game title, one-line description, controls, genre, and a
thumbnail.
What we need with every submission
- Title and a short hook line (what the player does).
- Controls — tap, drag, keys, tilt.
- Genre and tags so the game lands on the right shelf.
- Thumbnail in the size our admin form asks for.
- Author credit and a link you want shown, if any.
- Rights statement — one line saying you own the game or have permission,
and that every asset inside it is licensed for free distribution.
Review and timing
- Title and a short hook line (what the player does).
- Controls — tap, drag, keys, tilt.
- Genre and tags so the game lands on the right shelf.
- Thumbnail in the size our admin form asks for.
- Author credit and a link you want shown, if any.
- Rights statement — one line saying you own the game or have permission, and that every asset inside it is licensed for free distribution.
Review and timing
We check that the game loads, plays on a phone, is original, and follows the rules above. Most decisions come back within a few working days. We may ask for a fix instead of rejecting — for example a broken touch target or a screen that overflows on a small phone.
After publication
You keep the copyright. We host the game, list it in the catalogue, and may feature it. We can remove a game at any time, and we will tell you why. Updates go through the same address — send the new build with the same title and mention the change.
Leaderboards and online play
If your game uses our leaderboard or realtime services, tell us in the submission so we can enable the right keys for it. Games may not open their own sockets to third-party servers without telling us first.
Questions
poga@pogameshub.com