How do I publish my game on indie.fun?

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Publishing on indie.fun starts from the site's own entry points: Sign In, My Games, and Docs. The homepage lists these alongside "Play," "My Games," "Docs," "Legacy," and "Sign In," and the site describes itself as a place to "Play games, publish yours, and build with the indie.fun SDK." So the practical path is: sign in, open My Games, and follow the Docs for the publishing and SDK details. The exact steps, review rules, and any costs are not stated on the page, so treat those as things to confirm inside the signed-in area and the documentation.

The three entry points that matter

Entry point What it is for What to expect
Sign In Authenticating your account Required before you can manage or publish your own games
My Games Your personal game space Where your published and in-progress games are managed
Docs Official documentation The place to check publishing steps and SDK usage

A sensible order of operations

  1. Sign in first. Publishing is tied to an account, so the Sign In link is the starting point. Without an account you can still browse and play, but "publish yours" implies an authenticated owner.
  2. Open My Games. This is the natural home for your own titles once you're signed in. It's where a new game would be added or managed.
  3. Read the Docs before submitting. The site explicitly pairs publishing with the SDK ("publish yours, and build with the indie.fun SDK"), which suggests the Docs cover both how to build with the SDK and how to get a game live. Checking Docs first avoids guessing at requirements.

What the page does not tell you

The homepage evidence is limited to navigation and a short description. It does not state:

  • The specific upload or submission steps
  • Any review or approval process
  • Any fees, revenue terms, or payment details
  • Whether publishing requires SDK integration or allows plain uploads

Because none of this is confirmed on the page, don't assume a free, instant, or no-review process. Verify these inside My Games and the Docs after signing in.

Quick answer

If you just want the shortest route: go to indie.fun → Sign In → My Games, and consult Docs for the publishing and SDK specifics. Everything beyond that depends on details the site keeps behind sign-in and in its documentation.