Better connections for games, creators, and players

Every public campaign connects a game, a creative brief, a deadline, and a clear reward. Studios can request videos, streams, social posts, playtests, or other defined creator work. Creators can review the requirements before applying and decide whether the game, platform, format, timing, and reward fit their audience. The brief, applications, submissions, approval, and payment or reward record stay connected in one place.

Public game and campaign pages are supplied by the studios using Bounty Board. We present that information in a consistent format and may limit a page from search results when it does not yet contain enough description or completed work to be useful on its own. A listing can still remain available to people with a direct link while the studio improves it.

Browse current opportunities on the Campaigns board or read our campaign case studies to see how finished work is represented.

The Bounty Board Arcade is for playable browser games. Our own partner listings receive a game page with publisher provided art and details, controls, category information, and a direct playable experience. We distinguish the surrounding Bounty Board interface and writing from the game itself, which remains the work of its developer or publisher.

A game being playable does not automatically make every generated catalog view a useful search result. We keep search indexing focused on partner game pages and category pages that contain real inventory. Empty collections, utility screens, and pages without sufficient original context are excluded from search.

You can explore the Arcade or read the criteria for developers who want to submit a web game.

Bounty Board publishes original guides about indie game marketing, creator campaigns, browser game discovery, and getting better work from a clear brief. Articles identify their author and publication date. We write from the product, campaign, and Arcade context we operate in, and use examples to make each guide useful to its intended audience rather than producing pages simply to match a search phrase.

We review articles for factual consistency with the live product and update them when a material feature or policy changes. When a page describes user-submitted information, such as a studio profile or campaign brief, the page should make that context clear. If something is inaccurate, incomplete, or no longer current, readers can contact us and we will review the cited page.

Read the latest work in the Bounty Board Guides. Practical questions about accounts, pricing, campaign mechanics, and safety are covered in our FAQ.

Some eligible pages may display advertising that helps support the platform. Advertising does not determine which studios, creators, games, campaigns, or editorial topics appear on Bounty Board. Ads are kept separate from campaign rewards, creator payments, game controls, and editorial links. A page must still provide useful publisher content without relying on the ad itself.

Bounty Board Company is responsible for this website and its original platform content. Studios and creators remain responsible for the accuracy and rights of information and media they submit. Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy explain those responsibilities in detail.

To request a correction, report a content or rights concern, or ask how a page was produced, email admin@bountyboard.gg with the page URL and a description of the issue.