A good platform for hosting the main websites of adult game?

joecoe

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Do you have any suggestions on what platforms are good for hosting an adult game website? I don't mean crowdfunding platforms like Patreon.
I mean informative website about upcoming or released game, which is just a hobby project.
Criteria:
1) The platform has no problem with porn content. It is not necessary to mark every NSFW post.
2)Easy content management.
3) The platform allows at least basic web hosting for free.
 

joecoe

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No, that's not what I'm looking for. As far as I know, F95zone is never the only website of certaing game.
In the profile of every game on f95zone there is always a link to the original website of the game in the "Developer" section.
So I'm looking for a platform that a developer can use as the main game website. But at this moment I'm looking for something other than crowdfunding services like Patreon.
 

joecoe

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I've noticed that some developers I've seen on the f95 zone use itch.io.
Is itch.io a good platform for hosting adult visual novels or do you have any better suggestions?

I don't care about payments through itch.io, my visual novel will be available for free. If people like it, I might start a Patreon campaign later.
 

Wolfikins

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I've noticed that some developers I've seen on the f95 zone use itch.io.
Is itch.io a good platform for hosting adult visual novels or do you have any better suggestions?

I don't care about payments through itch.io, my visual novel will be available for free. If people like it, I might start a Patreon campaign later.
Normally, I'd say yes without any qualification, because while it takes a cut of sales like every platform, it doesn't take £100 of your money to set up like Steam does. Steam has higher visibility, sure, but Itch works just fine.

EDIT: Okay, the problem I mentioned before (some jackhole makin' it worse for everyone) appears to have gone, so... Yeah, Itch is usually p. good.
 
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