Share your game
Made something awesome? You can put it on its own real web page. Here's how it works.
- 1
Ask to share it
When your game is ready, open SAVE/LOAD/SHARE. Press TAKE SCREENSHOT first so your game gets a great picture, then flip the switch to Public and press REQUEST PUBLIC APPROVAL.
(Want a page that's just for you instead? Leave the switch on Private and press SAVE PRIVATE; no waiting needed for that one.)
- 2
Your parent gets asked
Sharing with the world needs a yes from your parent first. They get a message showing your game, exactly as you sent it.
- 3
Approved? You're live!
Your game gets its own page on the internet. Family and friends can play it; you made a real thing that's really out there.
Why "waiting" can start over
Your parent says yes to the exact version you sent them. If you change your game while it's waiting, that's a new version, so the asking starts again. Finish your changes first, then publish.
While you wait
- Keep building something else; the request doesn't need you to watch it.
- If your parent says no, the game stays private. Ask them what to change; sometimes one fix gets the yes.
Putting things on the internet is a big deal, even for grown-ups. Your parent checking first means you can share boldly, knowing someone's got your back.