I made a homebrew NES game, "Bowels Of The Beast", using NESmaker. Now I want to upload to here so people can speedrun it. Is it a difficult process to get a homebrew game accepted by someone who is new to this site? Dowload links to my game below:

https://t-bone1.itch.io/bowels-of-the-beast

https://gamejolt.com/games/BowelsOfTheBeast/650591

You can read the game request rules and submit the game here: https://www.speedrun.com/knowledgebase/supporthub/request-game-or-series

I did it. Thank you! 1-4 weeks, I hope it gets accepted!

Good luck.

Check this time out................. Can u beat that?

Congrats on soon getting your game on SRC, getting the wr for it & becoming mod for the game SeemsGood

Post it in the advertisement thread - https://www.speedrun.com/speedrunning/thread/hl23s

Nice. If it gets accepted, I'll run it

I've attempted to get a couple approved, but they didn't make it

What games did you try to accepted??? I feel like a don't have a snowballs chance in hell since my game is an unknown homebrew.

I think one thing that does help is it being a known game and letting the mods read about the game on the internet. Also, nothing trivial. Wish you luck with it though

I tried to get "Bob's World" uploaded, but there was a problem with it being unavailable in the US / Canada (I'm from the UK)

you can get pretty much anything in nowadays. things like chess.com (which is literally just chess) have been recently added and not too long ago solitaire was added

That is what I like to hear! I am the Go Fish! champion of the world!

It would be helpful, because not all games have (Scratch) in them, making them not easily searchable.

I also tried to add a My Friend Pedro series and they declined.

It got rejected because i didn't have enough contacts on my profile. Resubmitted that s.o.b.!

[quote]Unless it’s a Scratch series apparently[/quote]

I don't know what are the decisions behind accepting or rejecting new series. But I would argue that Scratch is a site platform for hosting/making games; and other than that, the Scratch games have absolutely nothing in common. It's like making a series for Html5, Unity, or Flash games.

I feel like it'd be similar to ROBLOX where people can just look through the series if they want to find any games to speedrun, even if many of them don't relate to each other

I think it boils down to semantics at this point. I feel like ROBLOX is more similar to large series like Mario, Pokémon, Sonic. Do most games in those series relate to each other (in terms of plot/story)? Not really, but they are still in the same "universe".

(As opposed to series like Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, Kingdom Hearts; where there is clear sense of progression between games.)