Submit a project, or report a listing

A directory is only as good as what people send it. Both routes below are read by a person.

Submit a project

Email [email protected] with the subject Project submission.

It qualifies if

It runs in a browser tab, with no installer and no extension.
It is an original port, a source port, a recompilation or an open-source engine rewrite, authorised or tolerated by whoever holds the rights.
It is on a stable public URL that you do not need an account to reach.
It is not just a page of advertisements wrapped around an embedded emulator.

It does not qualify if

It distributes ROM images or disc images.
It pushes a launcher, download or extension before it will load.
It is a paywall, a survey gate, or a link farm.
It is somebody else's project re-hosted without permission.

What to include

Title, as it should appear on the card.
Direct URL, and the project's own page if that differs.
Original platform, genre, and whether it has multiplayer.
Whether it needs files from the original game, and which ones.
Whether you are the author. If you are, say so and you get top billing in the listing description.
A cover image if the project has one, or a link to it.

We link out, we do not host. Your traffic, your analytics and your donation links stay yours.

Report a listing

Email [email protected] with the subject Listing report. Say which page and which of these it is:

Dead link. The project has moved, closed or gone offline. These get flagged at the next build, but a report gets it done sooner.
Wrong game. The listing points at something other than what the card says.
Started requiring an installer. Treated as urgent, the listing is pulled while it is checked.
Infringes your rights. Use the takedown page instead, which sets out what a formal notice needs.

Response

Submissions and reports are reviewed in batches rather than instantly. Typical turnaround is 3 working days. You will get a reply either way, and a submission that is refused will say why.