For creators

Make a game and share it on Bazoodle. Content ratings, what gets rejected and why, publishing tips and remix rules.

You own the games you make. A game can be private, unlisted or public; unlisted and public games are checked first, and a game that is turned down comes back with what was flagged, which rule it broke and what to change.

This page explains the content ratings and the publishing questionnaire, what is never allowed (including personal information), how to appeal, publishing tips and the rules for remixing.

Every shared game gets one of three ratings: kid-friendly, teen or mature. When you publish you answer a short questionnaire about violence, blood, language and horror, and the check uses the strictest rating the content needs. A game with personal information in it is turned down whatever its rating, and links, QR codes and contact details are not allowed in games.

Every turn-down says what was flagged, which rule it broke and what to change. To appeal, fix the thing the note names and send the game again. New to making games? The Academy has free lessons.