If we listed a game you made: thank you. Here is what we do with it, and how to change anything you don't like.
Your game stays yours
We credit you by your handle and link to your original post. "Play now" sends players to your own site ("Get the game", if it's paid); your game never runs inside our pages. If you shared your prompt, we show it with credit to you and a link to where you shared it. Sharing it is up to you: it never affects whether we list or feature your game. If you've said how you made the game, we may sum that up in our own words on its page, with links to where you said it.
How the previews are made
We record the previews ourselves, a few seconds of your game, and we look at every recording before it's published. We never copy your own videos. Some games we don't record, such as ones that need a sign-in or would put us in a match with other players: they get a still image of their page and your post instead.
Changing or removing your game
Tell us on GitHub, or email hello@amusehall.com: say what's wrong, or that you'd like your game taken down.
Ask us to take it down, and we hide it the same day.
We correct the entry, or remove it, within a week.
Our list is public, so other people may have made copies of it (forks). Those copies are outside our control; we can only change our own list and this site.
A badge for your game
If you'd like to show that your game is on Amusehall, you can add one of these badges to its site, its itch.io page or its README. It's up to you: adding one, or not, never changes whether we list or feature your game.
Copy this into your page, and change your-game to the end of your game's address on Amusehall:
Copy this into your page. The badge links to the page for on Amusehall:
<a href="https://amusehall.com/games/your-game/">
<img src="https://amusehall.com/badges/featured.svg" alt="Featured on Amusehall" width="220" height="54">
</a>
Or, in Markdown:
[](https://amusehall.com/games/your-game/)
On a dark background, use a badge's dark version: its address ends in -dark.svg.
If your game was an edition's game of the week or one of its top picks, there's a badge for that too. These are Edition No. 2's:
Other editions' badges have the same addresses with their own number, and each badge has a dark version: add -dark before .svg.
Submitting another game
Made something new? Here's how to submit it. Amusehall picks games by the same rules for everyone.
