Permanent game and studio pages for search
NeonRoof for Horror Developers
Give your indie horror game a page that preserves the atmosphere
Use full artwork, carefully written content information, trailers, and screenshots to set expectations without spoiling the experience.
Cover, banner, trailer, and up to seven gameplay images
Web catalog and Windows launcher from one listing
Free assisted publishing when setup becomes a blocker
Preserve the atmosphere while setting honest expectations
Horror pages should communicate tone, perspective, intensity, and the kind of fear the game creates without spoiling its strongest moments. Artwork and screenshots can establish the setting while content information helps players decide whether the experience is right for them.
Start the Horror publishing pathHelp horror fans find the subgenre they want
Use accurate terms such as survival horror, psychological horror, cosmic horror, co-op horror, body horror, or horror adventure. Include camera perspective, combat availability, puzzle emphasis, and approximate playtime because those details strongly shape player expectations.
Prepare a stronger Horror listing
- Choose spoiler-safe screenshots that still show real gameplay
- State first-person, third-person, fixed-camera, or side-view perspective
- Explain whether combat, stealth, puzzles, or exploration dominate
- Add content warnings and age information
- Document brightness, subtitle, audio, and motion accessibility options
A real search result for your game and your studio
NeonRoof creates a permanent public game page with descriptive copy, canonical metadata, Open Graph and X cards, structured data, screenshots, a trailer, system requirements, support links, and clear download or purchase details.
Your studio also receives a public developer page that can collect its biography, website, social links, released games, future releases, game artwork, and related NeonRoof News coverage.
Prepare the listing while KYC is reviewed
Verified developer accounts can prepare titles while publisher identity review continues. Publishing unlocks after the required identity checks are approved, and paid sales also require Stripe payout readiness.
That keeps the release moving without pretending payment compliance is optional.
Send the build and art. We will assemble the listing.
If the publishing tools get in the way, submit the binary, cover art, banner, up to seven gameplay images, YouTube trailer, contact details, and KYC information. NeonRoof will publish the catalog entry for free and email you when it is live.
Open free assisted publishingDeveloper onboarding
From account to live storefront
- Create and verify a developer account.The same account works on neonroof.com and in the Windows launcher.
- Add your studio and contact details.Your public studio profile and private KYC record are kept separate.
- Complete Game Studio identity review.You can prepare the listing while review runs; publishing unlocks after approval.
- Use Game Studio or ask us to do it.Either path creates the same catalog entry across the website and launcher.
More publishing paths
Find the page that fits your game
Developer questions
Horror publishing FAQ
Can I prepare a Horror game while KYC is pending?
Yes. A verified developer account can prepare the listing while identity review continues. Publishing requires KYC approval, and paid checkout also requires completed Stripe payout onboarding.
What should I prepare for my Horror storefront?
Horror pages should communicate tone, perspective, intensity, and the kind of fear the game creates without spoiling its strongest moments. Artwork and screenshots can establish the setting while content information helps players decide whether the experience is right for them.
Can NeonRoof publish the game for me?
Yes. NeonRoof offers free assisted publishing when the developer supplies the build, required artwork, gameplay images, trailer, contact details, and identity information.
Ready to put Horror on NeonRoof?
Start the normal onboarding flow, ask NeonRoof to publish the game for you, or submit it to the News desk first.