Basic Info (Title / Category / Description)

Basic Info

At the top of the Game settings panel, you fill in three basic fields that introduce your game. Open the panel with the [Settings] button in the header. Everything you enter takes effect immediately, is saved automatically, and can be edited freely later, so feel free to start with rough drafts.

The Game settings panel with title, category, and description at the top

Title

The field for your game's name.

  • Maximum length: 30 characters
  • A live character counter is shown below the field.
  • You can also edit it directly in the title field in the header. If you clear that field, it goes back to the previous title.
  • The title appears almost everywhere your game is shown — the project list, share links, the game's title screen, and so on.

Short, memorable titles tend to work well, but adding a subtitle to convey mood is also fine. You can change the title at any time.

Category

A dropdown that lets you choose the genre of your game. The six available options are:

  • Story — A typical narrative-driven game
  • Education — A game intended to teach or inform
  • Quiz — A game built around answering questions
  • Simulation — A game that lets you experience a specific situation
  • Horror — A game centered on tension and fear
  • Romance — A game centered on relationships and love

Please choose the category that best matches your game.

Description

A short summary of your game.

  • Maximum length: 200 characters
  • Supports multi-line input
  • A live character counter is shown while you type.

The description is used as the preview text when your share link is posted in a messenger or on social media. One or two sentences that convey the core concept and mood of your game work best.

Writing Tips

  • Be specific with the title — "The Last Night at the Library" is more memorable than "My Story".
  • Avoid spoilers in the description — Genre, mood, and the protagonist's situation are usually enough.
  • Pick the single closest category — If your game blends genres, choose the one that dominates.

A Note About Your Content

The text you use in the title and description is held to the same standard as the rest of your game. Please avoid directly quoting copyrighted material, or text that defames specific individuals or groups.

Next Steps

With the basics in place, let us design the title screen that gives your game its first impression.