Your AI-made game deserves players: share it on Gamecoding

Built in Ukraine. Open to the world.

Gamecoding is a home for original games made with substantial AI assistance. You do not need to be Ukrainian, have a Ukrainian phone number or represent a studio. Bring a small first game, a student project or a game you have been developing for a while.

We keep the platform’s Ukrainian roots and make it accessible in English. Browse /games in Ukrainian or /en/games in English. You can explore games without signing in. To submit a game or rate someone else’s work, sign in using your email and a one-time code.

An open platform does not mean every submission is published automatically. Each submission is reviewed. The same requirements for a working game, rights to its materials and an honest description apply to every creator.

A browser arcade game or a full PC game: both belong here

Your game does not have to be a tiny HTML experiment. We welcome 2D and 3D games, puzzles, horror games, strategy games, platformers and other genres. Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile, browser and Telegram projects are welcome. List the devices on which you have actually checked launching and controls.

Submit a ready-to-play browser build as an HTML file or a ZIP with index.html at its root and the required assets inside. That build must work without a separate server or private API keys. Check the form for current size limits. Open the build before submitting to make sure it is a playable game rather than an engine source project.

For an installable PC or mobile game, provide a public HTTPS link to its launch or download page. You do not need to disguise an EXE or APK as a browser ZIP. Use a link for games that need their own server too. For a Telegram game, submit its t.me address.

Help someone understand your game in half a minute

Your game can use a different language from the website. State the language of its interface and dialogue, how much reading is involved and whether someone can play without knowing that language. Do not advertise an English localization that is not available yet.

Want to reach players in other countries? Prepare a short English description explaining what players do, the main mechanic, supported devices and controls. The platform does not translate the game itself. A clear English description cannot replace in-game instructions when people need those to get past the first screen.

For example: “A five-minute puzzle game about redirecting light. Play in your browser on desktop. Drag mirrors with the mouse. English interface, no dialogue. Made with Godot and help from Claude.” This is a fictional example, not an existing game. Replace every detail with what actually works in your project.

Five steps to share your game

1. Open “Add your game” and sign in with your email. The English edition provides the form and sign-in email in English. Enter the code in the same open form. Signing in does not subscribe you to a newsletter.

2. Add a playable HTML/ZIP build or a link. Upload a real cover or screenshot that shows the game. Portrait artwork works too: you do not need to stretch it in an image editor.

3. Add the title, creator name, description, controls, genre and devices. Name your AI tools and, if you like, explain your own idea, what the model helped with and what you had to fix. You can also add a YouTube trailer or gameplay video.

4. Save a draft if you are not ready. Once you have checked everything, submit it for review as a separate action. A draft does not appear in the public catalogue. If the team returns your submission, read the note, make the requested changes and submit again.

5. Once approved, share your game page. It includes your creator name, description, launch option, ratings and discussion. Use that page in your next announcement so people do not have to hunt for files in old messages.

Your work remains yours

Submission is free. You retain authorship, and listing your game does not transfer exclusive rights to the platform. When submitting, you allow the work to be displayed under the platform’s current terms. If assets or parts of the code belong to someone else, check permissions and licenses before publishing.

Keep email addresses, passwords, private keys and other people’s personal information out of the public description. Browser builds must not contain secrets either. Public launch links must reach your game, not a page that only you can access.

One honest rating is worth more than empty stars

Players rate games from 1 to 5, and the average appears alongside the number of ratings. One five-star score is not a broad consensus. Ask someone to play and describe a specific moment: what was fun, what was confusing and what failed on their device.

We provide a home for your game and feedback. We do not promise thousands of players, sales or instant Google visibility. A public page and catalogue help you share your work, while search engines decide indexing and ranking. Start with one clear description, one honest screenshot and one invitation to play.

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