Creator Alpha · Public and under active development

Help shape Netcade while we build it.

Netcade is a public, evolving discovery and hosting platform for indie games, videos, and music. Anyone can browse or create an account; creators who are comfortable with bugs can also publish and share direct feedback.

Participation is free and non-exclusive. You keep your rights, can review a page before publishing, and may remove your content.

Why Netcade exists

Netcade is being built from a creator’s perspective: one place where games, videos, and music can be discovered together, with direct feedback from the people actually trying to publish.

For creators

Keep control

Test your games, video series, or music without surrendering rights.

  • No exclusivity — Netcade is additive, not a replacement.
  • Review what is public and remove your content if the fit is wrong.
  • Help shape creator tools before monetization launches.
For players & viewers

A connected arcade

A visual experience designed around games, videos, music, and the people making them.

  • In-browser gameplay for HTML5 / WebGL builds.
  • Watch trailers and videos or listen to music on dedicated pages.
  • Follow creators and move between different kinds of work.
For the build process

Feedback while changes are cheap

The point of this alpha is to find friction while the core experience is still evolving.

  • Short test tasks instead of vague “what do you think?” requests.
  • Known issues shared up front.
  • Direct access to the developer when something breaks.

Who Netcade Alpha is for

Creator Alpha is for creators with a real project who are comfortable testing unfinished software, documenting rough edges, and helping shape Netcade as it grows.

Indie game & interactive creators

Especially if you have:

  • HTML5 / WebGL builds from Unreal, Unity, Godot, or your own engine.
  • Prototypes or jam games you’d like to test with real players.
  • Interest in future downloadable PC support once the client is ready.

Video & music creators

Creators who want a home for:

  • Devlogs, behind-the-scenes series, or long-form shows.
  • Music videos, OSTs, or full albums tied to your games or standalone.
  • Centralized pages that link your games, videos, and music together.

Feedback-first testers

People who enjoy poking at UI, flows, and edge cases.

  • Creators who don’t mind features changing week to week.
  • People who can share honest feedback on pages, uploads, and performance.

Anyone can browse or create an account now. If you publish a project, keep your own original files, review its public page, and share anything confusing or broken in Discord.