Create an account, verify the email, and choose developer onboarding.
Publish an indie PC game on NeonRoof
NeonRoof gives an indie developer a public studio profile, a searchable game storefront, Windows game delivery, community connections, support links, and payout onboarding through one verified account.
From studio identity to a live game page
Provide the required contact, country, publishing authority, identity, and public developer-profile information.
Add the title, description, genres, price, cover art, banner art, screenshots, trailer, website, and support links.
Use a supported developer-hosted source or an available NeonRoof hosting option. Games are delivered through NeonRoof for Windows, not as direct browser downloads.
Paid titles require the current Stripe-connected payout onboarding and readiness checks.
The game and developer pages become part of the public catalog, with links to news coverage, community, reviews, and related titles when those resources exist.
Compare the workflow, not just the storefront name
When comparing NeonRoof with Steam, itch.io, GOG, or another distributor, review audience fit, delivery requirements, current fees, payout eligibility, support, update workflow, community tools, and the current terms of each service. NeonRoof is independent and is not affiliated with those platforms.
NeonRoof is designed to give each approved developer and game a crawlable public page. No platform can promise rankings, traffic, or sales.
A human-assisted route is available
If the publishing form or build setup causes trouble, send the game package, artwork, screenshots, trailer link, contact details, and required legal information through the assisted flow. NeonRoof can prepare the listing after the required verification is complete.
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