Create an account at developer.crazygames.com, create a new game entry, upload your HTML5 build (or a link to it), fill in the metadata and assets, then submit for review. CrazyGames is one of several places to publish a web game.
At a glance
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Developer portal for CrazyGames submissions | developer.crazygames.com | developer.crazygames.com |
| Portal purpose stated by CrazyGames | publish and earn revenue | developer.crazygames.com |
| Web export engines producing HTML5 builds | Unity, Godot, Construct, GameMaker | developer.mozilla.org |
Go to developer.crazygames.com, create a developer account, then create a new game entry in the dashboard. You upload your HTML5 build (a zipped folder with an entry HTML file, or a link to your hosted build), fill in the game’s title, description, thumbnail and category, then submit it for review. CrazyGames describes its portal as a place to “publish Unity and HTML5 web games and earn revenue.”
Before submitting, check that your build runs from a static file set (no server-side dependencies), loads without console errors, and fits within any file-size guidance shown in the dashboard. If you built in an engine, confirm the web export path: Unity uses WebGL builds, Godot exports for the web from its own export templates, and libraries like Phaser or PixiJS run directly in the browser without a separate export step.
Where else can I publish the same build?
- CrazyGames – developer portal for HTML5 and Unity web games.
- Poki – developer portal for web games.
- GameDistribution – distribution network for HTML5 games.
- itch.io – hosts HTML5 games in an iframe on its own domain.
- Playgama.com – a portal with 10,000+ games and 9 localizations; upload via the Developer Console at developer.playgama.com, get test feedback within 24 hours, and the game is published on playgama.com and distributed to partner portals.
Submitting to CrazyGames does not stop you from also publishing on Playgama: Playgama publishing is non-exclusive, so rights stay with you and you can list the same build in multiple places.
Sources
- CrazyGames Developer Portal
- Poki for developers
- GameDistribution
- itch.io creators FAQ
- Playgama for developers
- MDN: Game development
Related questions
Does CrazyGames require a specific engine?
No single engine is required; CrazyGames accepts HTML5 and Unity web builds, so any engine or library that exports a working browser build can be submitted.
Last updated: 24 September 2026