Build a gaming website with game pages, trailers, and screenshot galleries, store links, devlog posts, press kits, and community sections.
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A page per title with trailer, screenshots, description, platforms, release status, and links to every store where it is available.
Downloadable screenshots, logos, key art, and fact sheets, which is what press and content creators need before covering a game.
Development posts and patch notes with their own URLs, giving returning players and followers a reason to come back.
Sections pointing to your Discord, forums, or social channels, plus mailing list signup for launch announcements.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your games, your audience, and your platforms
Meku generates a gaming site with game pages, media, and updates
Customize layout, sections, and content using prompts
Connect your database, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds gaming sites around your titles and community, with content stored in your own database.
Store pages sell one title to someone already looking, and social accounts disappear behind algorithm changes.

For developers, studios, and gaming organizations.
If players need somewhere to follow your work between releases, this builder fits your workflow.
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A trailer above the fold, screenshots, a short description of what the game actually is, store links, and a press kit. Most visitors decide within seconds of the trailer.
Press and content creators cover games that are easy to cover. Providing screenshots, logos, and a fact sheet in one download removes the friction that loses coverage.
Store pages only reach people already browsing. A site collects mailing list signups before launch and keeps followers between releases, neither of which store pages do.
Publish the page early with a trailer and mailing list signup. A list built during development converts far better at launch than announcements to nobody.
The site, with links out. Devlog posts on your own domain accumulate search value, while social posts disappear from feeds within a day.
Yes. Games, posts, and media live in your own database, so new titles do not need a rebuild.