Users with other browsers can still visit the game URL and play the game. You'll need to have verified your website via Google Webmaster Tools. However, it can still be listed in the Web Store like this. This runs on your own server like a normal HTML5 app. The app will only work in Google Chrome (unless you upload it somewhere else) You may not be able to upload your project if it is too big There are two types of app you can use on the Web Store, which you can choose with the Type dropdown list. you use the AJAX object a lot), untick the checkbox. However, if you for some reason require an internet connection for the game to work (e.g. Most games will work OK offline since all the files have already been downloaded. While you're there, make sure your project has a good name set as well!įirst of all, notice the App can work offline checkbox.
This is what will appear on the Web Store as the description for your app. You can set this in the project's properties. Make sure you have a description set for the project. Open up Construct 2 and open the project you want to publish. You'll need to pay a one-off $5 to register a developer account and publish apps to the Chrome Web Store. Sign in to the Developer Dashboard for the Chrome Web Store.
Otherwise, make sure you're signed in to your existing account. Let's get started! Registering Sign up a Google Accountįirst of all, if you don't have one already, sign yourself up a Google account. You'll also need to verify the site via Google Webmaster Tools.) Optionally, if you're making a Hosted App, you'll need your own server to host the app on. A 1280x800 sized banner for the app, and a 440x280 sized image for a promotional tile. $5 for the Web Store developer registration fee.ĥ. Here's a list of things you'll need before you get going.ģ. To see what the end result is like, try the Space Blaster demo on the Web Store. This tutorial will show you how to get your games and apps on there! To find out more, check out their own description of the Web Store. The Chrome Web Store is also where Chrome OS users get apps for their computer, which includes the Chromebook laptop. You can publish your games and apps to the Chrome Web Store for extra exposure to users of Google Chrome. The Google Chrome Web Store hosts apps, extensions and themes for the Google Chrome web browser. This tutorial is preserved for archival reasons only. The Chrome Web Store has retired support for appsĪpps are no longer supported on the Chrome Web Store.
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