About GameRush

GameRush collects short games you can finish in a few minutes. They are made for the browser by individual developers and small teams, and every game here was uploaded or imported by its own creator. We never pull games in from other sites without the creator doing it themselves.

All you need is a reasonably recent browser on a phone or a computer. There is no app to install and no account to create. Each game loads its own build data, so if you are watching your data usage, Wi-Fi is the better choice.

Open the feed and one game fills the screen; it becomes playable as soon as it finishes loading. This is play mode, where every tap and swipe goes straight to the game.

When you want to move on, press and hold the bar at the bottom of the screen. That switches you to browse mode and pauses the game you were playing. In browse mode, swipe left or right to move between games, and tap the one you want to play to go back to play mode.

The two modes exist so that game controls and feed swipes never fight each other. The long press is picked up by the bar outside the game, so it never gets in the way while you are playing.

• Like: save the games you enjoy (requires signing in).
• Comment: share your thoughts, with a screenshot of the moment you paused attached.
• Details: in browse mode, swipe up to see the game's description, its creator, and its streaming policy.
• Share: copy the game's own URL to send someone a link that opens on that game.

You do not need to sign in just to play. Likes, comments, follows, and your play history are tied to a signed-in account.

You can register with a sign-in link sent to your email address, or with a Google account. There is no password to set.

• Library: revisit the games you liked, your play history, your own comments, and the creators you follow.
• Timeline: comments from other players, newest first, with a jump straight to the game.
• Search: find games by title and creators by name.
• Notifications: likes, comments, replies, and follows on your games and comments.

Publishing happens in Studio. You can upload a WebGL / HTML5 build made with Unity, Godot, or another engine (the Build folder or a zip).

Anyone with an account can post. Before a game goes public (or unlisted) it passes a review by the GameRush team, and until it is approved only you can play it. Approval is tied to the build we reviewed, so replacing the build sends it through review again.

Visibility can be set to public, unlisted (only people with the URL can open it), or private. Listing is non-exclusive and does not restrict publishing elsewhere, and you can unlist or delete your work at any time.

Our listing rules — publishing only through the creator's own action, showing the original source, and carrying over streaming policies — are documented in the Game Listing Policy.