Games & Entertainment hub
Games, the tools that build them, streaming projects and casual puzzles, posted by the founders making them.
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About Games & Entertainment
Games & Entertainment is where makers talk in public about what they are building for play. Expect studio founders posting playable builds, solo developers sharing progress, and small teams launching shows, channels and apps that people open purely for fun. Follow a founder and their milestones turn up in your feed, which is often the quickest way to tell whether a project is really moving.
This page gathers the products and businesses filed under the category and its four subcategories, with filters to help you cut the list down. Newcomers sit at the top unless you switch to the community vote order, and votes are never for sale. Founders choose one home category when they submit, and that placement costs nothing. Pick a subcategory if you know what you want, or stay here and wander.
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Games & Entertainment: questions answered
- What belongs in Games & Entertainment?
- Anything made to be played, streamed or enjoyed in spare time, plus the software that helps people make it. That covers finished games, developer tooling, shows and channels, and light puzzle apps. Pure productivity software belongs elsewhere, even if it has a playful interface.
- How do I choose between Video games and Puzzles & casual?
- Ask how people use it. If sessions are long, with a story, progression or a dedicated community, choose Video games. If someone picks it up for a few minutes and puts it down again, Puzzles & casual fits better. Your founder profile can explain the nuance.
- How do I get my game or studio listed here?
- Go to /submit, paste your website address and let the AI draft your profile, then review each field yourself. Choosing a paid launch is $5; the free route waits roughly 6-8 weeks. Pick this category or one of its subcategories as your main home.
- Can my product sit in more than one category?
- Your main category is included at no charge. If a project straddles genres, say a puzzle tool that also suits streamers, the extra-categories upgrade at $5 gives you more slots. Choose your main category by where most of your audience will look.
- What should I compare when browsing game dev tools?
- Check which platforms and engines a tool supports, how active the founder is in their updates, and whether milestones show steady progress. Read the comment threads too: other makers often mention rough edges and workarounds that a product description leaves out.