Add Your Games To Game Sense
Game Sense is an open database for video games.
Game Sense is an open database for video games.
Game Sense is free to join and open to anyone. Create an account that clearly identifies that you're publishing or releasing the game. A good place to start is by creating a Game Sense account with your publisher name or game name (you can make a personal account later).
Once logged in, you can easily add your game (if it's not in the Game Sense Database) and fill out important information, like your game's logo, platforms, release dates, description, etc.
Share the link to your game with your fans and encourage them to write reviews, post news, and rate the game.
The only restrictions we have on adding your games is that they must be in a playable state or have a concrete release date. We do not allow games that are seeking funding (crowd or otherwise) before they are completed, ideas for games, etc. We do, however, allow games for any platforms, including but not limited to PC, PlayStation, Switch, Android, iOS, Xbox One, etc.
There is no need to send Game Sense a PR kit. You can upload that information when you add your game to the Game Sense database. If it's already added, you can always come back and update information later yourself.
Adding games to the Game Sense database is free, we want to create a place where youc an get information about any video games you want. And part of serving as a library of video games means allowing any video games in.
Anyone who has signed up for Game Sense can rate or post about your game (besides yourself, of course). Your game will be featured on our social media under a few conditions, including when a major change happens to your score in a day, a Game Sense Guru posts about your game, or your game is released and it's one of the most popular ones that day.
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