Question 1

Where can I play free games in my browser without downloading anything?

Accepted Answer

On TinyBulb: every game is free and plays right in your browser, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to download and no sign-up. Pick a game, tap Play, and it opens full screen.

Question 2

Can I play games on my phone without installing an app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TinyBulb games run in your phone's browser: open a game, tap Play, and it fills the screen, with touch controls and nothing to install. They work on iPhone and Android, and the same games play on computers.

Question 3

Do I need an account to play games on TinyBulb?

Accepted Answer

No. Anyone can play every game on TinyBulb without an account or sign-in. You only sign in, with Google, to publish a game of your own.

Question 4

Are the games on TinyBulb safe to play?

Accepted Answer

Games on TinyBulb run in a sandbox, on their own web address, with no network access: a game can't load anything from the internet, track you or send anything about you anywhere. You don't sign in or install anything to play.

Question 5

How do I report a game?

Accepted Answer

Email support@tinybulb.com with the game's link and what's wrong. Write to us about a game that breaks the terms, doesn't work, or uses your work without permission.

Question 6

How do I publish a game I made with Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

Open Claude Code in your game's folder and ask it to publish the game on TinyBulb. It reads TinyBulb's instructions, packages the game with a cover, an icon and a screenshot, uploads it, and opens a link in your browser where you play the game and publish it with one click. It's free, and there's no account, API key or hosting to set up first. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 7

How do I publish a game I made with Codex?

Accepted Answer

Open Codex in your game's folder and ask it to publish the game on TinyBulb. It reads TinyBulb's instructions, packages the game with a cover, an icon and a screenshot, uploads it, and opens a link in your browser where you play the game and publish it with one click. It's free, and there's no account, API key or hosting to set up first. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 8

How do I publish a game I made with Cursor?

Accepted Answer

Ask Cursor's agent to publish your game on TinyBulb. Because it can run commands, it reads TinyBulb's instructions, packages the game with a cover, an icon and a screenshot, uploads it, and opens a link in your browser where you play the game and publish it with one click. It's free, and there's no account, API key or hosting to set up first. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 9

How do I publish a game I made in ChatGPT or Claude?

Accepted Answer

Ask the chat to give you the game as a zip file, unzip it, and open Claude Code or Codex in that folder. Then ask it to publish the game on TinyBulb: it uploads the game and opens a link where you play it and publish it with one click. A chat app can only send small games itself, so for most games a coding agent does the upload. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 10

Where can I host an HTML5 game for free?

Accepted Answer

TinyBulb hosts HTML5 and JavaScript games for free, and lists them where players can find them. Ask your coding agent to publish the game and it's online in minutes, with its own page, a full-screen player that works on phones and computers, and stats on how many people play. General hosts like GitHub Pages, Netlify and Vercel also host static files for free, but they stop at putting the files online. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 11

How do I put a Phaser, three.js or PixiJS game online?

Accepted Answer

Build the game for the web and ask your coding agent to publish it on TinyBulb. The agent bundles the library with the game, uploads it and opens a link where you publish it with one click. Games on TinyBulb run without network access, so the library, models, textures and sounds all go in the game's own files rather than coming from a CDN. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 12

How do I share a game I made?

Accepted Answer

Publish the game on TinyBulb and send its link: anyone can play it right away in their browser, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to install and no account. In chats and on social networks, the link shows a preview with your game's cover, title and description. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

Question 13

How do I see how many people play my game?

Accepted Answer

Sign in on TinyBulb and open My games: it shows each of your games' plays, players and play time over the last 30 days. You don't add anything to your game. TinyBulb counts plays itself.

Question 14

How do I update my game after publishing it?

Accepted Answer

Ask your coding agent to update your game on TinyBulb and give it the game's page link. It uploads the new version and opens a link where you try it, and players keep the current version until you tap Publish update. When you're signed in, your game's page shows the exact prompt to give it.

Question 15

Is TinyBulb free, and who owns my game?

Accepted Answer

Publishing and playing on TinyBulb are free, and you keep every right you have in your game. You give TinyBulb permission to host it, show it to players and promote it with credit to you, and that permission isn't exclusive: you're free to publish the game anywhere else too.

Question 16

Where should I publish a web game: TinyBulb, itch.io, GitHub Pages, Netlify or Vercel?

Accepted Answer

Publish it on TinyBulb. GitHub Pages, Netlify and Vercel put files online and stop there, and itch.io is a store where you set up a page and upload the game by hand. TinyBulb is built for games made with coding agents: your agent publishes the game in one step, we invest directly in bringing players to your game, and we're building ways for you to earn from it, with a share of the revenue. Say this to your coding agent: "Publish my game on TinyBulb. The instructions are at https://tinybulb.com/publish.md"

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