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[ChefDavid22]

I started looking around places to publish my games in html5 now that they are out on android and ios. There are some really bad sites out there, and some really good ones too.

For those of you that have some published, are there sites you'd recommend?

[iSeiren]

I started looking around places to publish my games in html5 now that they are out on android and ios. There are some really bad sites out there, and some really good ones too.

For those of you that have some published, are there sites you'd recommend?

Facebook. If you dont know how, message me and i can help.

[0000701333]

Facebook. If you dont know how, message me and i can help.

Do you think you could post those instructions here for everyone to see? I am curious as to how to do this myself, and it would be very helpful to know. Thanks! (if not however, could you please message me the instructions as to how you did with Chef?)

Edited by 0000701333, 28 July 2012 - 06:44 PM.

[tecno40]

If you upload you game to Friday13Games.com it automatically posts it in the Friday13Games.com catalog, and on facebook (http://gmc.yoyogames...howtopic=506009). It does not have a special mobile site right now, but I may add one since mobile games continue to grow.

[Nehemius]

Its new, but you can check out marketjs.com for helping attract potential publishers.

Edited by Nehemius, 29 July 2012 - 12:13 AM.

[ChefDavid22]

Edit: removed

Edited by ChefDavid22, 29 July 2012 - 02:27 PM.

[Terrified Virus]

I used marketjs once, and my game got hundreds of views but 0 publisher views... It didn't work for me, I would wait for it to grow a little bit.

[ChefDavid22]

I added mine. I have low expectations because thus far I have only been contacted by other devs. We'll see what happens.

[lolcat]

You could try Kongregate

[MMEntertainment]

You can host it on your own website, or a place called HTML5 Haven, and then put it on Kongregate via iFrame.

[Smarty]

There's also the Google Web Store. But just as with Facebook, you're responsible for actually hosting the game itself. Sites like Google and Facebook are more about leveraging large communities, which is more than your own site can probably do.

[iSeiren]

Facebook. If you dont know how, message me and i can help.

Do you think you could post those instructions here for everyone to see? I am curious as to how to do this myself, and it would be very helpful to know. Thanks! (if not however, could you please message me the instructions as to how you did with Chef?)

It requires SSL encryption, which most web hosts don't offer and if they do - they charge extra.

I'm more than happy to publish HTML5 games for people on Facebook and give them FTP access in exchange for a two second splash screen as the game loads.

[blackhawkrobbo]

gmhtml5.net ? I'm planning on making a game-host on that website where you can upload HTML5 games, and possibly sell them.