Attract Mode / Developers
Give your game a page players can trust.
Submit a browser game, verify control of an existing listing, manage approved pages and understand the review process for links, media and launch domains.
Submit a browser game
Use the developer workspace to submit your game’s public URL and a useful description of how it plays. Include the real creator or studio, supported devices and controls, and original screenshots or other media you have permission to use. Be clear about sign-in requirements and whether the build is unfinished.
Catalog selection is editorial. The team checks the playable build and supporting sources. Submission does not guarantee a listing or a daily feature. A listing describes a game; it does not imply a commercial partnership or account integration.
One studio, several games
A studio page can collect multiple games. Developer and publisher credits can be different. Each approved claim is scoped to a particular page and role. Control of one game does not give you control of another developer’s game or an unrelated studio.
If a page already exists, use its claim option while signed into your Attract Mode account. Select the studio you represent. Never send passwords, private keys or identity documents as ownership evidence.
Prove control of the established identity
The team checks the creator’s established public identity independently of your claim. The claim flow supplies an expiring challenge bound to your account, studio and requested page. Available proof routes include a post from the established X account, a fixed website proof or a DNS record.
Follow the exact challenge shown in your workspace and submit its evidence for review. An operator checks the evidence and conflicts before granting scoped access. A matching display name or a paid social badge is not enough. Proof is one-use, and verification can be revoked if authority changes or evidence fails.
Make changes with a record
After verification, submit copy changes with source evidence in the workspace. The review history keeps decisions and versions. An independent operator reviews proposed copy. Approved copy is queued for the next site publication, so approval does not mean the live page has already changed.
You can also propose links, media and structured corrections through the workspace. These receive editorial review and a publication record. New launch domains require fresh domain proof and checking of the proposed site. A proposed URL does not automatically change the live launch link.
Use factual descriptions and media you have the right to publish. Include supporting sources for changes. Reviewers can reject a proposal or ask for clarification. Rollbacks preserve history rather than erasing earlier decisions.
What verification does not grant
Page verification does not grant billing access, OAuth client administration, access to other studios or control of player data. Account integration requires separate approval. Payments and revenue sharing require separate commercial terms.
Claim evidence and review records belong in the private workspace, not a public game description. Public pages show approved editorial information. Contact hello@attractmode.io if a listing’s ownership or published information is wrong.
