I made it but had nowhere to show it, so I created a place to show it

Yeoul Games is a place where you can upload solo-made games and try them without registration.

I have wanted to make games since I was young

I tried many times. And failed every time. I bought books, watched lectures, installed development tools, and then at some point I always got stuck. The distance between what was in my head and what appeared on the screen was too far. I repeated the frustration a few times, thinking I had no talent.

Then the AI finally became usable. I tried it again with some doubt, and this time it passed the blocked spot and kept going. After that, it kept moving forward. Being able to do what I wanted as a kid with my own hands felt real. So I started again, and the things I made are now on this site.

I think there are others like me. People who wanted to make a game but kept putting it off, and those who finally managed to finish one. I opened this site so they’d have a place to showcase what they made.

After you finish making the game, that's when it gets really tough.

Uploading to the store is a big process, and sending it to a friend raises the question of how to hand over the executable. After weeks of development, there’s still nowhere to show it, so it stays in the folder as is.

So I made a place to upload it

• Just one HTML page is enough. No build step, no review queue.
• Uploading and posting is free without registration.
• The game card shows the creator’s name.
• If someone who has tried it gives a thumbs up, you climb that many steps up the first screen.
• The operator opens each one manually. It’s not automated.

The standard is not "Did you make it well?" but "Did you make it yourself?"

If you only receive well-made games, there’s no difference from a store. First‑time games, single‑screen games, or even half‑finished ones are fine. As long as you created it yourself or have the rights to upload it, it’s acceptable.

The server is a NAS at home

This isn’t a big company’s server. I run it solo, so it sometimes stops due to power outages or internet issues. When it stops, I fix it. If the game list shows under maintenance, it’s one of those cases—please check back later.

Still quiet

We just opened the door. There aren’t many people, and only a few games have been uploaded. In other words, if you upload now, you’ll stand out.

Things you can do here

• Silverbrook — a Korean text MUD you can play directly in the browser
• Ultima Online — that 1997 game running on ModernUO
• From Today, I'm the Boss — Start with a snack shop and reach mine 30.
• Run 1000m — Hit space bar to run 1000m
• Guard — Lv.101 with only arrow keys and space bar.