Platogo – Play together online


Bring your games to social networks

Games on social networks are booming. Be part of the fun and get your games into the hands of a whole new audience. With Platogo it's a breeze. Learn more

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Quickly add social features

Games are more fun when you enjoy them with friends. Adding social features, like friends scores, is extremely easy. Learn more

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Get exposure

There are plenty of fish in the sea. Our powerful cross-promotion makes sure your games get noticed and stand out from the crowd. Learn more

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Earn money

Use the 3rd party ads solution of your choice to make money every time your games are played. Increase your revenue by selling virtual goods with our built-in shop solution. Learn more

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Socialize your games – it's free and easy!

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Showcases

Play Veggie Snake on Platogo

Veggie Snake

Guide your snake to the next fruit, but don't crash into the walls or bite your own tail! Achieve high scores by feeding your snake as much fruit as possible.

Play Zipfer Zapf Game on Platogo

Zipfer Zapf Game

DRAFTFCB is using a white-label version of the Platogo wrapper to promote their client Zipfer, Austria's largest brewery, on social networks.

Play Euromillionen on Platogo

Euromillionen

If you had 15 million Euros, which dream would you like to come true? This game was done for the Austrian lotteries.

Play Whac A Pal on Platogo

Whac A Pal

The Platogo Whac-A-Mole remake: use your hammer to whac your friends, politicians, sportsmen, movie stars and rockstars. Whac on!



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From the Blog

July 29, 2010

Get ads into your games

Recently, we decided to loosen up our restrictions on ads in games that use the Platogo API. This means, that you as a Platogo developer are now free to use the 3rd party ads solution of your choice to earn mon... more

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What the Press is saying

Looks pretty awesome TechCrunch

Flash devs might want to check it out Indie Games

It's a fantastic endeavour guardian.co.uk