Contact

Reporting a bug

This is the most useful thing you can send. A game that softlocks, a control that does not respond on your phone, a score that fails to save — all of it gets fixed faster than you would expect, because there is no ticket system between you and the person who wrote the code.

Three things make a bug report actionable: which game, what you did just before it went wrong, and what device and browser you were on. A phone model matters more than you would think, because touch controls fail in ways a desktop never shows.

Suggesting a game

Every game here was made in-house, which means the catalogue is entirely a choice rather than whatever a feed supplied. If there is a game you want to play and it is not here, that is a gap somebody can actually close.

Suggestions that describe one specific thing you want to do — a single mechanic, one moment out of a real sport, a puzzle rule — are far more likely to become something than a genre name. Several games on this site started as one line in this box.

Advertising, licensing and press

If you want to license a game for your own portal, discuss advertising on the site, or you are writing about it and need details or screenshots, use the form below and say which of those it is. Licensing enquiries get a reply even when the answer is no.

Copyright or trademark concerns should come through here too, with enough detail to identify the work in question.

What to expect

An email address is optional. Leave it out and the message is still read; put it in and you get an answer, usually within a few days. Nothing sent here is added to a mailing list, and it is not passed to anyone else.

Do not put anything sensitive in a message — no passwords, no payment details, no identity documents. Treat the box like a public comment. What happens to what you do send is set out in the privacy policy.