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Contact TubeGames

One address for studios, press, data requests and site bugs. Game problems belong to YouTube; the links below explain where to go.

EmailWhat to write about Problems with a game

Email

[email protected]

Plain email, no form and no ticket system. Say who you are and which game or page you mean — a link helps. English is easiest, but any language is fine.

Read by a human, not a bot. If nothing comes back within a few days, check your spam folder.

What to write about

  • Studios and publishers. Your game is missing, or its page shows the wrong studio, genre or title. Send a link to the game on youtube.com and what needs changing.
  • Press and data requests. Play counts, growth and rankings for a story or a report. Say which games and what period you need.
  • Partnerships and business. Working together, citing or embedding the data, anything commercial.
  • Bugs on the site. A page that does not open, a wrong Play link, a search that misses a game. A link to the page and your device help.
  • Removal requests. If you own a game listed here and want its page changed, write from a company address and name the game.

Problems with a game

TubeGames does not make or host the games. Every Play link opens the game on YouTube, where it runs. If a game will not load, crashes, shows ads or lost your progress, the fix is on YouTube's side, not here:

The studio that made a game is named on the game's page, with a link to its other games.

FAQ

How do I contact TubeGames?
By email at [email protected]. There is no contact form; every message is read by a human.
Can TubeGames fix a game that is not working?
No. TubeGames only lists the games; they run inside YouTube and are made by independent studios. Start with the Playables not working guide, which covers the usual causes: region, sign-in, browser and app version.
I made a game. Can you add it or correct its page?
Yes. If a title, studio or genre is wrong on a page, or a game is missing, email a link to the game on youtube.com and what needs changing.
Can I get the play-count data?
Yes, for press and research. Say which games, what period and how you plan to use the numbers.
Can I pay to move my game up the charts?
No. Positions come from the public play counters and change only when the counters do.