Platform Overview
How Qubiz is structured for players and creators: public games, creator uploads, player accounts, SDK permissions, comments, reports, and real source-backed data.
What Qubiz provides
Qubiz is a browser-game portal for short-session games. Players can browse public games without an account, while account-only areas handle profile settings, creator uploads, cloud saves, comments, and reports.
The catalog is source-backed. Built-in demo games were removed. A game appears publicly only after a real published game record exists.
Uploaded games can use the Qubiz SDK for permissions, saves, leaderboards, and analytics events. Features that need an account or consent should keep the game playable when they are unavailable.
- Public: home, games catalog, status, stats, legal pages, docs, public profiles, published game pages.
- Account-only: profile, settings, developers, upload, creator dashboard.
- Creator-only: upload drafts, requested SDK scopes, review replies, and game analytics.
- Reports are submitted through the app flow, not direct public database writes.
Recommended creator flow
A creator prepares an HTML5 game bundle, integrates the browser SDK, validates the metadata, uploads the ZIP and artwork, then waits for Qubiz review. Reviewers can publish, ask for changes, or send review messages. Creators reply from the creator dashboard.
Once published, the game page can show comments, reports, artwork, tags, requested SDK scopes, and later the playable runtime entry point.
- Build the game as a browser bundle.
- Use the SDK only for the permissions the game needs.
- Submit analytics events for progression, funnels, source attribution, and retention.
- Upload through Qubiz so the build, metadata, requested scopes, and creator attestations are reviewed together.
- Respond to review messages until the game is approved.