[FAQ] How Do I Monetize My Text-Adventure Game Only Written In HTML And CSS?

This is a question what some text-adventure game developers may ask each time, and they’re not sure about how to monetize their text-adventure game on their websites. However; you can implement an ad code to each of these pages, but it may be messy when switching ad networks. Typically, ads inside html text-adventure games must have a dedicated area for an advertisement to reside. Well, most text-adventure games don’t come with ads inside because, these ads often get outdated, and they can be obsolete. This is a common issue what game developers has experienced when relying on ad networks. You can still monetize your text-adventure games with ads,–if you follow these guidelines provided by an ad provider like Google AdSense, or any other ad networks.

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Create A Subdomain For Your Text Adventure Games Writtin In HTML

Many blind website owners are creating text-based games without any images, or images what they’ve taken after creating them with a help of a pro. However; text-based games that are written in html format,–rather than php and sql has been popping up recently. Since this game format. This game was coming back from the dead, and the gaming community believe text-based games use less power than graphic-based games.

However; some people are tired of relying on directories that are too long to share to social-networking sites. A possible solution is to create a subdomain for your games like games.example.com/. This is useful if you wanted to host your own games without needing to rely on directories, or third party hosts who only support static content with limited storage.

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GreenGeeks Magic: Write and Compile Your Own Interactive Fiction By Using HTML Files Without Scripting

You created an online arcade on your root website, or subsite via a subdomain… but you are on a shared-hosting service that is cheap enough for you. However; you need to be careful when you host games on your website… you can host a game on your site by creating interactive fiction games that are simple without graphics, but text.

If you’re not comfortable with programing via Java-script, or C++,–orany kind of a program codes… you can just link html files together, and you don’t need to add a text field!

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