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Your First itch.io Page for a Vibe-Coded Game

Metadata, embeds, and pricing psychology for browser-first indies—without burying the play button.

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Your First itch.io Page for a Vibe-Coded Game

itch.io remains the friendliest home for experimental browser games. Your job is to reduce friction: play in one click, understand controls in five seconds, and trust you with updates.

Page structure

  • Title + genre tag in first line of description.
  • Embed above the fold on desktop; mobile gets a giant Play link.
  • Controls section duplicated near embed and in README.

Pricing

Pay-what-you-want with a suggested price signals confidence. Free with tip jar works for portfolio builds—say so honestly.

Builds

For HTML5, zip the smallest dist/ that runs standalone. Test unzip → open index.html locally (or host static) before upload.

Devlogs

Short, dated entries beat manifestos. “0.2 — fixed Safari audio” builds follower trust.

FAQ

Do I need a trailer? Helpful; a 30s capture is enough at first.

Cross-link hub listing? Yes—link your vibe-coded games entry and developer profile.

Next steps


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