Walkthroughs to embed
Writing about a game? Put its walkthrough on your own page: an animated deal, step by step, that your readers can play through without leaving. Find the game, copy the code, paste it in.
- BackgammonGet the code
- Beggar My NeighbourGet the code
- BeloteGet the code
- BergenGet the code
- BeziqueGet the code
- Black MariaGet the code
- Block DominoesGet the code
- BriscolaGet the code
- CambioGet the code
- CanastaGet the code
- CassinoGet the code
- CheatGet the code
- ChessGet the code
- Chicken FootGet the code
- Contract BridgeGet the code
- Crazy EightsGet the code
- CribbageGet the code
- DodoGet the code
- DraughtsGet the code
- Egyptian RatscrewGet the code
- EuchreGet the code
- FishbowlGet the code
- Gin RummyGet the code
- Go FishGet the code
- GolfGet the code
- HeartsGet the code
- KempsGet the code
- Knockout WhistGet the code
- Liar's DiceGet the code
- LudoGet the code
- MafiaGet the code
- MahjongGet the code
- MatadorGet the code
- Mexican TrainGet the code
- Oh Hell!Get the code
- Old MaidGet the code
- Partnership DominoesGet the code
- PigGet the code
- PinochleGet the code
- PiquetGet the code
- Poker - Five Card DrawGet the code
- Poker - OmahaGet the code
- Poker - Texas Hold'emGet the code
- PresidentGet the code
- RummyGet the code
- ScopaGet the code
- ScrabbleGet the code
- Settlers of CatanGet the code
- SkatGet the code
- SlapjackGet the code
- SnapGet the code
- SolitaireGet the code
- SpadesGet the code
- SpeedGet the code
- SpitGet the code
- SpoonsGet the code
- Three Card BragGet the code
- Ticket to RideGet the code
- WarGet the code
- WhistGet the code
- YachtGet the code
- YahtzeeGet the code
How it works
- 1Find the game by name and choose it.
- 2Copy the code. It is two lines: the frame, and the credit under it.
- 3Paste it into your page’s HTML where the walkthrough should appear.
Questions
Is it free to use?
Yes, on any site, with no account. The code comes with a line of credit under the frame, which is how your readers find the full rules. Keep it there: it is all we ask.
What do my readers see?
The game played out on a table, a step at a time, with a sentence under it saying what is happening and Back, Replay and Next to move through it. There is nothing to sign in to and there are no adverts.
Can I change its size?
The frame is as wide as the column you put it in, up to 480 pixels, and 700 tall. Both numbers are in the code and can be changed. It is drawn for a phone’s width, so it needs no more room than that.
Will it slow my page down?
The frame is marked to load only when a reader scrolls near it, so it costs a page nothing until it is about to be seen.
Where can I use it?
Anywhere that lets you add your own HTML to a page: most blogs, site builders and forums that accept a frame. Some hosted platforms remove frames on their free plans.