Your game belongs here the day players can test it. Here's how this will work — and what isn't open yet.
Once the showcase has an audience worth paying for, developers will be able to buy a clearly-labelled Featured placement — extra visibility beside the curated list, in the style of a featured listing on a directory. Pricing and dates will be posted here when it opens. There is no submissions form yet, and featured slots are not being sold yet.
A featured listing buys placement, never a curated pick, a ranking, or a kind word. The weekly picks stay pay-free, forever.
Every featured listing will carry a visible "Featured" label. Readers will never have to guess what was paid for.
Featured listings will be for games with a playable demo, a browser build, or a beta sign-up — something a visitor can actually test. That's the whole point of the site.
There's no pitch process and no fee — picks come from our own scouting of Steam's upcoming lists, Next Fest, itch.io, and showcases. The most reliable way onto the list is the boring one: a public demo or browser build, a clear release window, and a game that does one thing memorably. If your demo date changes or a link breaks, tell us at contact.malvyn@gmail.com and we'll fix the card in the next weekly refresh.
