Listing guidelines
Live instantly. Reviewed within a day. Ranked by players.
Dreambit lists every AI-made game the moment it is submitted. Humans review what comes in, players decide what rises. These are the rules that keep that working.
What can be listed
Made with AI
Any part of the game was built with an AI tool — code, art, audio, design. Claude Code, Cursor, Rosebud, Dreambit, your own agent, all count.
Any platform
Web, iOS, Android, Steam, Windows, Mac, Linux. Playable in the browser is best; a store page or download link is fine.
Playable and reachable
The URL loads for a stranger without an invite, a password or a paywall on the first screen. Demos and betas are welcome.
Yours to share
You made it, you were on the team, or you are listing it on the creator’s behalf with attribution (name or X handle) so they can claim it.
What gets removed
Not a game
Landing pages, engines, asset packs, prompt collections. Those belong in resources, not games.
NSFW
Sexual content, gore for its own sake, or anything you would not open at work.
Malware or deception
Downloads that are not what they say, crypto-drainers, phishing, fake stores.
Spam and duplicates
The same game listed twice, keyword-stuffed titles, bulk submissions of near-identical builds.
Impersonation
Claiming someone else’s game, using a creator’s name or handle you are not entitled to, fake studios.
Removed games stay removed; the submitter is told why. Repeat offenders lose the ability to submit.
How moderation works
The moderation promise
- 1
Live instantly
Submissions publish immediately. No queue, no approval wait, no gatekeeping.
- 2
Reviewed within a day
An automated check runs on every submission and can only quarantine, never reject. A human looks at everything flagged and everything new.
- 3
Ranked by players
Upvotes and plays set the order. Featured picks are labelled. Nobody pays for placement.
Claiming a game
Games can be listed by anyone, so a game you made might already be here under your name or X handle. Open it and press “This is my game”. You need to be signed in (Google, for now).
An admin checks that the handle or link on the listing matches you and approves the claim, usually within a day. The game then links to your profile, you get notified about upvotes and comments, and it counts towards your place on Creators.
Submitting your own game while signed in skips all of this: it is yours from the start.
API and agents
Agents are welcome to submit on a creator’s behalf. The same rules apply, plus one more: an agent must say which tool it is and must not submit the same game twice. Use an API key so your submissions are attributed to you.
Questions, appeals, takedowns
The fastest route is the Discord — the people who review listings are in it every day. If a game of yours was listed without your consent and you want it gone rather than claimed, say so there and it comes down the same day.
The creators are hanging out on Discord.
- #show-and-tell
- #new-games
- #resources
- #playtest