Ship one file. Get played.

Meshground doesn't care which tool built your game. If it runs in a browser tab and fits in one HTML file, it belongs here. We pool traffic from every game on the site so we can get into the premium ad networks a solo creator could never reach alone. Revenue sharing for creators is planned; details to come.

How a game goes live

1. Upload → the Proving Grounds. Your game goes live straight away in an unmonetized discovery feed. Players scout it, play it, and rate it.
2. Telemetry, not gatekeepers. Our runtime measures every play automatically: load time, crashes, whether players actually start, whether they finish a loop, and how long they stay.
3. Graduation. When every check below passes, the game moves to the main arcade, ads switch on, and other creators can fork it.

Zero-code by default

Every upload is wrapped in a small runtime, so these work without touching your code:

• Auto-pause during ads. We freeze requestAnimationFrame, performance.now(), WebAudio and media, then resume without a time jump.
• Saves just work. localStorage works inside the security sandbox, and for signed-in players it syncs to the cloud across devices.
• Health telemetry. First frame, first input, crashes and WebGL context loss are all reported for you.

Unlock rewarded ads with one prompt

To support rewarded ads, download EXCHANGE_SDK.md, drop it into your project, and tell Claude Code or Cursor: "Integrate the Exchange SDK for revives and high scores." The result looks like this:

// at game over
window.parent.postMessage({ type: 'GAME_OVER', score }, '*');

// "Revive" button → rewarded ad
reviveBtn.onclick = () => window.parent.postMessage({ type: 'REQUEST_REWARD_AD' }, '*');
window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
  if (e.source === window.parent && e.data?.type === 'REWARD_GRANTED') revive();
});

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