Is GameHub Aggregator free to use?

Yes. Browsing the catalogue, reading our articles and opening any linked game is free. We do not charge for access and we do not require a subscription.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no registration and no login. Every page and every game link works without an account, which also means we never ask you for a password.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. Every title in the catalogue runs directly in a modern browser. There is nothing to install and no plugin to enable. If a game does not start, it is almost always a script blocker rather than a missing download.

How many games are in the catalogue?

There are 83 games across seven categories. The breakdown is:

• Puzzle: 36 games, including match-3, merge, logic and drawing puzzles.
• Arcade: 21 games, mostly reflex and timing challenges.
• Action: 12 games, including shooters, runners and physics demolition.
• Strategy: 10 games, split between tower defense and board or card classics.
• Simulation: 2 games. Adventure: 1 game. Sports: 1 game.

You can browse everything on the Games page.

Who hosts the games?

The games are hosted by third-party operators, not by us. GameHub Aggregator is a curation and indexing site: we write the reviews and guides, and the Play Now button opens the game on the operator's own domain, where their terms and privacy policy apply. See section 5 of our Terms of Service for what this means in practice.

Do the games work on phones and tablets?

Most do. The majority of titles we list accept touch input, and our own pages are responsive. Games built around keyboard controls, such as some racing and shooter titles, are better on a desktop or laptop. Each game page lists its controls under How to Play, so you can check before you start.

How often is the catalogue updated?

We review the catalogue regularly, adding new titles, refreshing editorial notes and removing games whose links have gone dead. Every game page shows a Last Updated date so you can see when that entry was last checked.

How are the editorial picks chosen?

We play each game and write our own summary, how-to-play notes, tips and a pros and cons list. Selections are made independently of any advertising relationship, and we do not accept payment for a place in the catalogue or for a favourable review.

What do the tags and categories mean?

Each game has one category, which describes its primary genre, plus several tags that describe the mechanics. A game tagged Physics and Aiming asks for trajectory reading; one tagged Match-3 and Casual is about board planning at a relaxed pace. Our Blog groups games by these tags, which is often a faster way to find something you will enjoy than scrolling the full list.

A game will not load. What should I do?

Work through these in order:

• Reload the page. Most failures are a single interrupted request.
• Disable script or ad blockers for the game's domain, since almost every title needs JavaScript.
• Try a different browser, or a desktop browser if you started on mobile.

If it still fails, the problem is on the operator's side. Report it to [email protected] with the game name and we will check the link.

Can I suggest a game or report a broken link?

Yes, and broken-link reports are genuinely useful to us. Email [email protected] with the game name and, for suggestions, a link. We review every submission but cannot promise that each one will be added.

I own the rights to a game listed here. How do I get it removed?

Send a notice to [email protected] following the procedure in section 7 of our Terms of Service. Include the work concerned, the URL on this site, your contact details and a good-faith statement. We act on valid notices.

Do you use cookies or show personalised ads?

We may use cookies for basic preferences, analytics and advertising. You can turn off personalised advertising at any time. Our Privacy Policy explains each cookie category and lists the opt-out links, including Google ad personalisation. Opting out does not remove ads; it only stops them being tailored to you.

Is the site suitable for children?

The catalogue is made up of casual games and is written for a general audience, but the site is not directed at children under 13. Because the games are operated by third parties, we cannot guarantee the content or advertising shown inside them, so we recommend that younger players are supervised. See section 3 of the Terms of Service and section 10 of the Privacy Policy.