Before you submit

Attempts at review are limited, so it pays to check these first.

What Alldle accepts

Daily games first: a new challenge every day, like Wordle or Connections. Good replayable web games are welcome too.

The game has to be a real, playable guessing or puzzle game of that family. A landing page, a game that is not out yet or a page with nothing to play will be sent back.

Alldle lists the game itself, not the company behind it. If you make several games, each gets its own listing, and a studio groups them.

Checklist

The game

• It loads at its https:// address, with no login or password in front of it.
• There is a game to play right now, not a coming-soon page.
• It works on a phone.
• Nothing covers the game for good. Consent banners can be dismissed.

The listing

• The name is the game’s real name, 50 characters at most.
• The description says what the game is, and matches what a player finds.
• The category fits. See Categories.
• The languages are the ones the game actually supports.
• The thumbnail shows the game itself. See the thumbnail.

Your site

• You can add a meta tag to the page’s HTML, or a TXT record to the domain. See Verify your domain.
• You have decided whether Alldle may show the game in a frame. See Allow embedding.

Test it signed out, in a private window

A reviewer arrives with nothing saved in their browser. Opening your game in a private window shows you what they see, including anything that breaks on a first visit.

If your game is already listed

A player may have suggested it already. Alldle will tell you when you add the address, and you can claim the listing instead of creating a second one. It keeps the plays and likes it already has.