NeonRoof for Developers

Publish, sell, and grow your PC game on NeonRoof

Q: Can developers sell paid games on NeonRoof?

Yes. Approved developers can publish paid games after completing Stripe payout onboarding. NeonRoof currently uses a 10 percent platform fee for paid game sales.

Q: Do players need the NeonRoof launcher to download purchased games?

No. Purchased games can be attached to the player web library and downloaded from neonroof.com while the desktop launcher is being prepared for signed public distribution.

Q: Can developers upload builds directly into NeonRoof storage?

For now, third-party developers use external download URLs for game builds. NeonRoof-managed storage remains reserved for the platform owner.

NeonRoof is building a game store, web library, desktop launcher, marketplace, and community layer for indie developers who want a cleaner place to launch games and stay close to players.

Start Developer Onboarding Browse the Game Store Open Game Studio

Developer economics 10% NeonRoof platform fee

Paid game purchases use NeonRoof checkout, and Stripe payout onboarding routes the developer share to the connected developer account.

Game storefronts

Give every game a real landing page

Each title can have cover art, hero art, screenshots, a trailer, genres, tags, developer website links, support links, and downloadable builds.

Web downloads

Players can download without the launcher

While code signing for the desktop platform is being finalized, purchased games still attach to the player library and can download from neonroof.com.

Developer payouts

Stripe handles bank and debit payout setup

Developers use Stripe-hosted onboarding for payout details. NeonRoof does not store bank account or routing numbers.

Publishing process

How selling a game on NeonRoof works

1. Create a NeonRoof account

Use one account for the website, Game Studio, library, chat, and future launcher access.

2. Request publisher approval

Developer approval keeps the catalog cleaner and ties publishing tools to a trusted studio profile.

3. Connect Stripe payouts

Paid games require payout onboarding before going live, so developers can receive their share automatically.

4. Publish with an external build URL

Developers can link ZIP, EXE, or MSI builds from their own hosting while NeonRoof-managed storage stays private.

Indie game store

A web game store built for discoverable PC games

NeonRoof game pages are built to help players and search engines understand each title. Developer website links, game genres, screenshots, trailers, free-to-play labels, paid game pricing, and download paths all live on public storefront pages.

If you are launching a free game, indie PC game, open-source game, multiplayer game, shooter, RPG, strategy game, horror game, arcade game, or experimental project, NeonRoof is designed to give your title a home that can grow with the platform.

Ready to list a game?

Start with a developer account, then open Game Studio to add your first storefront.

Create Developer Account Open Dashboard