Platforms

Valve's PC storefront. Steam publicly exposes concurrent player counts and review totals, but not sales — sales or owner figures on this site are either developer-reported or third-party estimates.

A mobile and PC game community and storefront with strong reach in China and growing international presence. Public pages show ratings and follower counts; downloads are only shown when the platform or developer publishes them.

An open marketplace for independent games, game jams and experiments. Many AI-made prototypes debut here before moving to larger stores.

Source-code hosting. Many AI-made games publish their repository on GitHub — often with a playable build on GitHub Pages — which makes the AI-assisted commit history easy to study. Stars measure developer interest, not players.

Browser games hosted on the developer's own domain — no install, no store. Traffic and revenue are only known when the developer discloses them.

Meta's VR and mixed-reality headsets and their Horizon Store. Public store pages show ratings; downloads, players and sales are only known when the developer discloses them.

Apple's store for iPhone and iPad apps. Store pages show a rating and rating count per country; downloads and revenue are only known when the developer discloses them.

Games that run inside the WeChat app (微信小游戏), mainly in mainland China. There is no public store page with ratings; players, downloads and revenue are only known when the developer discloses them.

A long-running Japanese portal for free indie games (ふりーむ!), with browser games and Windows downloads. Pages show a review count; downloads and players are only known when the developer discloses them.