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Publish in four easy steps

Sign in, upload the build you exported — that is the whole job. Once our team has checked it, it goes straight into the feed. A mini-game that ends in a minute or a rough prototype is absolutely fine. Go get it played.

1. 1Create an account

   Sign in and you can submit right away — anyone can. Authenticate with a Google, Discord or X account, or with a one-time link sent to your email, so there is no password to set up.

2. 2Upload your build

   All you need is the build you exported and a title. Drag and drop the whole folder into Studio or upload a zip, and the engine you used is detected from the contents. A description and a thumbnail are optional, and visibility is yours to choose: public, unlisted or private.

   
3. 3We check it by hand

   As a rule, every submission is checked one by one, by hand, by the GameRush team. It is not a verdict on how fun the game is; it is there to confirm that players can play it safely. Your game stays private until it is approved. Games from some creators we have designated as verified creators skip this check and go live directly.

4. 4Live in the feed

   Once approved, your game starts going out in the feed. Right after publishing it is shown first to players who have not seen it, and you can watch the plays and reactions land in real time in Studio's analytics.

   

Supported engines

Right now we accept web builds exported from the three engines below, plus any static site with an index.html (Web). You pick one of the four in Studio as you upload.

• Unity (WebGL)

  Just upload the four required files from the Build folder (.loader.js / .framework.js / .wasm / .data) and you are done — index.html is not needed. GameRush generates the player UI for you, with a loading bar and prefetching built in. Brotli compression is recommended.

• Godot 4

  Rename the exported HTML file to index.html and place it at the root — this is the step people forget most often. Keep the .pck / .wasm / .js files under the names the export gave them, side by side in the same folder, and be sure to switch Use Threads off in your export settings (a build with threads enabled cannot run the way games are served on the web).

• Phaser (Web)

  Put index.html at the root and reference every asset with a relative path (with Vite, set base to "./"). Ship Phaser itself inside the zip or bundle it; loading scripts from an external CDN is not supported.

• Web (HTML5)

  Made your game with another tool? Upload it as an HTML5 bundle with index.html at the root. We use your index.html as-is, so reference assets with relative paths. Each HTML file can be up to 512KB, and the GameRush loading bar is not shown. For a Unity build, pick Unity instead.

HTML5 exports from other tools (for example GDevelop, Construct 3 or RPG Maker) may be uploadable under Web (HTML5). We have not tested each tool yet, though, so we cannot promise an export will run as-is, and some file types may not be accepted.

Upload requirements

Build size

Up to 50 MB

File count

Up to 2,000 files

Thumbnail

Optional, up to 1 MB (PNG / JPG / WebP / GIF). Set a GIF or animated WebP and it plays automatically as a moving thumbnail in the feed. In addition to the main square thumbnail, you can set a 16:9 image for the wide cards on Home and the feed on landscape screens, and a 9:16 image for the feed on portrait screens (PNG / JPG / WebP / GIF), which are shown there instead. A GIF or animated WebP moves there too.

Visibility

Public (listed in the feed) / unlisted (only people who know the URL) / private (you and your collaborators)

See how it landed, in live numbers and comments

Studio's analytics screen turns each game's response into data you can read. Likes, comments and the rest are there at a glance, and the players' own words are waiting on the game page.

• Plays
• Unique players
• Total play time
• Avg. play time
• Day 1 retention
• 7-day return
• Play rate
• Likes
• Comments

Switch the window between 24 hours, 7 days, 28 days, 90 days and all time, and read the breakdown of where your players came from on the same screen.

Plays are counted strictly: only sessions of 10 seconds or longer.

The rights to your game are 100% yours

Publishing here never moves the copyright to the platform. The license GameRush asks for is limited to what it takes to distribute and display your game on GameRush, and to promote and introduce the service.

• The copyright belongs to the author

  Every right in the game you submit is reserved to you, its author. GameRush never acquires or claims ownership of your work.

• Never used to train AI

  We never use a submitted game as training data for machine learning or generative AI models, and we never hand it to a third party for that purpose.

• Non-exclusive listing, no strings

  There is no exclusivity clause stopping you from publishing the same game on other sites and platforms at the same time. Nor do we distribute it anywhere outside GameRush without your say-so, or sublicense, transfer or sell it to a third party.

• Take it down whenever you like

  You can unlist or delete your game at any moment you choose. Deleting it ends the distribution license then and there, and it drops out of the feed immediately (physically clearing copies from backups and the like takes a short grace period).

Frequently asked questions