GamePix: A Leading Global HTML5 & WebGL Game Distribution Platform 84

GamePix is the world's leading HTML5 and WebGL game distribution platform. It integrates various distribution channels into a single entry point, allowing developers to push their games directly to thousands of websites, apps, chat tools, mobile carriers, and more. Developers can also view their earnings through the GamePix backend.

GamePix Features

• No installation required, click and play: All games on GamePix are free to play online, with no time-consuming installation or complicated registration. Users can start playing on any device at any time.

• Wide variety of game types: The platform hosts over ten thousand games, including adventure, action, strategy, casual, puzzle, racing, and more, meeting the needs of different players.

• Ad-based monetization: The platform earns revenue by displaying ads, offering developers multiple monetization options such as rewarded ads and interstitial ads.

• Developer-friendly: GamePix provides developers with simple SDK interfaces and several practical tools, such as retrieving the player's language, uploading game scores, and saving game progress. Developers can also use this platform to publish their games to multiple channels so that more people can play them.

• Multi-channel distribution: Games on GamePix are not only playable on the official website, but the platform also partners with websites, hardware manufacturers, and mobile network operators around the world to deliver games to more places.

GamePix Game Types

• Classic games: such as Solitaire, 2048, Minesweeper, and more.

• Popular games: such as Tank Battles, racing games, Angry Birds, and similar titles.

• Casual games: perfect for quick sessions during leisure time to relax.

• Strategy games: require you to think and use strategies to win.

• Adventure games: take players into various fantasy worlds to explore the unknown.

GamePix Operations

• User Scale: GamePix has several million users, with 60% of the platform's traffic coming from search.

• Revenue Model

  For developers: Provides a game distribution platform where developers can publish HTML5/Unity games to thousands of websites, apps, mobile carriers, and social platforms (such as Facebook, Google, and Tencent). Developers retain the copyright to their games and can view data analytics and earnings statistics through the GamePix backend.

  For publishers/webmasters: The "GamePix Partner" program has been launched, allowing webmasters (such as blog operators) to embed games on their own sites using embed code. Revenue mainly comes from in-game ads (such as Google AdSense), with partners receiving 20%-50% of the ad revenue share (sites with higher traffic and better quality get a higher share).

How to Use GamePix?

Different users operate differently. Below we explain how regular players, developers, and webmasters use it separately.

Regular Players

• Open a browser and go directly to the GamePix official website.

• Browse the game's library on the site and pick a game in your favorite genre (such as action, adventure, or puzzle).

• Click the game icon or link to enter the game page. Generally, no download or installation is required; once loaded, you can play directly in the browser.

Developers

• Go to the GamePix developer registration page first, fill in your email, name, and other information, and register an account.

• Choose the corresponding SDK based on the game engine you use, such as the Cocos SDK or Godot SDK. Taking the Cocos SDK as an example, install the "gamepix-sdk" extension from the Cocos Store, then enable it in the Extension Manager.

• Follow the instructions of the selected SDK to integrate it into your game project. For example, when using the Cocos SDK, you need to import the relevant modules into your game code. To display an interstitial ad, call gpx().interstitialAd(); to update the score, call gpx().updateScore(score), and similar functions.

• Test the game with the SDK added locally to ensure it runs properly on the GamePix platform and that features such as ads display correctly.

• Once the testing is successful, upload the game through GamePix's upload interface or backend. Fill in the game name, description, screenshots, and other information to make the game display look better.

Webmasters

• Go to the GamePix Partner registration page, click "Sign Up" to register. Fill in your email, website URL, and other information, select the "Traffic Partner" identity, and submit for review.

• Once approved, log in to the partner backend, browse the game catalog, and choose the game you want to embed on your site. Click the game, find the "Embed Code" or "Widget" option, and copy the embed code (usually in <iframe> format).

• Open your website's backend, go to the page editing interface where you want to add the game, and switch to "HTML" mode (if you are using a blogging platform such as Blogger, click "Compose" and "HTML" at the top of the editor, then select "HTML"). Paste the copied GamePix game embed code at the appropriate location, save and publish the page, and the game will be displayed on your website.

• Adjust the width and height in the embed code according to your website's layout and style to make the game look better. You can also add some game introductions to attract users to click in and play. Additionally, you can promote the games on your site through social media, search engine optimization, and other methods to increase traffic and revenue.

By 2024, the GamePix team has about 13 people, with annual revenue of approximately $700,000. Core members include CEO Edouard Wawra, CFO/COO Justine Silipo, and CMO Valerio Pullano. The company partners with international tech giants such as Facebook, Google, and Tencent. Leveraging their platform resources, more people can play these games, and developers get better exposure opportunities.