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Muse Genkaroku
4 years ago

So, after opening up my Newgrounds account, since Newgrounds only accept web applications, then I might only uses the site to host small web games that I made themed around Tenkijo and mainline Touhou, as well as some of my Touhou / UT / DR music covers.


But since I already made a project on Newgrounds that is intended to be the Newgrounds version of my game, then should I create a browser version of the demo of each Act of Tenkijo and use those as versions of the game hosted on Newgrounds? (since HTML5 games tend to be small in size, and making a browser version of the full Act (s) and then upload them onto Newgrounds only cause Newgrounds to reject them due to the huge file sizes that they have (imagine the content and file size of a game which is like 2-4 hours long and then compare it to a game which only takes 15 minutes to complete, you will see the huge difference)). At the Newgrounds version' site I will also state that the version hosted there is just the demo version of the full game and they need to play the full game on desktop and add the link to the game's pages on Game Jolt, itch.io, and RPG Maker Net where they can get the full game for desktop.

Should I do it?

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