.GAME Domain Extension

Why choose a .GAME domain?

One letter separates two completely different uses. .games is plural: it suits a studio, a shop, a catalogue — a company publishing several. .game is singular, and it names one thing only: that game. It is the extension of the title, not of the house that publishes it. A studio shipping three games takes three .game addresses and keeps its .games for itself.

One title

The official site of one specific game: trailer, dates, platforms. An address that outlives changes of storefront and console.

The studio, separately

Keep the studio on its own domain and give the game its own. They do not address the same audience, or at the same moment.

The rules

Board game, role-playing game, card game: the word implies no screen. Downloadable rules, errata, official variants.

The community

Forum, guides, tournaments, mods. Your own address beats a chat server that can close.

The launch

Release date, early access, pre-orders, patches. The calendar is half of a game’s communication.

What it actually changes

• The singular names a title. Precisely what separates it from .games, which suits the studio or the shop.
• The word assumes no screen. Board, card, role-playing: it covers everything that is played.
• No registration restrictions. No published game to demonstrate to the registrar.
• It outlives the platforms. Your own address remains when the storefront that sold the game is gone.