Gaming website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

32 designs for indie game studios and publishers, streamers, esports teams and gaming communities. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with your games or channel, a trailer or schedule up front and a contact form for press and partners.

Gaming website designs

  • Gaming website design, story-driven studio with a rainy night scene: dark blue night scene of a hooded figure with a lantern at a rainy station, white serif headline, blue and outlined buttons

    A quiet serif headline over moody game art, with buttons for your games and for publishing inquiries.

  • Gaming website design, narrative studio with a giant headline: dark cave scene of a hooded explorer holding a lantern, huge pale yellow headline, a pale yellow button, a torn paper edge

    Huge hand-drawn type over game art says what you make in three words, with one button to the games.

  • Gaming website design, esports team with players and fan stats: dark blue page with orange light streaks, italic white and blue headline, players in headsets cheering, a stats bar

    Players celebrating a win, a roster button and a row of follower numbers suit a team with fans to grow.

  • Gaming website design, games convention with cartoon monsters: hot pink and blue page, hand-lettered black headline, a blue tickets button, cartoon monsters playing games on a couch and a stage

    Bright cartoon monsters and a ticket button front and center suit a playful convention with tournaments.

  • Gaming website design, adventure game with wishlist and VR links: white header with a moth logo above a scalloped edge, a golden desert ruin with a boy holding a lantern at a swirling portal, ornate white title, teal wishlist button

    Title art over a glowing desert ruin, with wishlist and VR version links, for a story game close to launch.

  • Gaming website design, pixel platformer made by a family: pixel art harbor at sunset with an otter holding a lantern, white and pink pixel headline, pink buy and outlined trailer buttons

    Chunky pixel lettering over the game's own art and a buy button first, for a tiny team selling one game.

  • Gaming website design, indie game incubator with program facts: cream page, heavy navy headline, rust buttons, a photo of three developers playtesting at a desk, a navy facts bar with icons along the bottom

    A plain promise in big type, a team photo and a facts bar, for an incubator taking applications.

  • Gaming website design, studio with a mascot and client services: dark blue cave with glowing water, white, cyan and yellow headline, an orange button, a 3D salamander holding a lantern

    A friendly mascot and a projects button suit a studio that makes its own games and takes outside work.

  • Gaming website design, highlights community with clip uploads: dark navy page, white and yellow headline, a 3D gamer on a glowing hoverboard, a submit-your-clip card with a yellow button

    A clip upload card beside the headline invites players to send in highlights for a shared reel.

  • Gaming website design, story studio with a handmade tabletop scene: dark navy close-up of carved wooden game pieces and dice, a frosted arch panel with a large white serif headline and a copper button

    Carved game pieces and dice behind a glass arch, for a small studio with an unusual, crafted style.

  • Gaming website design, racing streamer with a weekly schedule: deep purple page, white and violet headline, a violet watch button, a smiling bearded man in a headset at a racing wheel

    The streamer at his wheel and a plain schedule line tell viewers when to show up, with one live button.

  • Gaming website design, games publisher with a pitch button: cream page, a huge dark green headline mixing thin and heavy capitals, a short intro and a rounded orange pitch button

    One oversized line, a short intro and a pitch button, for a publisher looking for its next games.

  • Gaming website design, crime thriller reveal with a cinematic still: near-black page, a photo of three people at a table under a hanging lamp, thin white title, an orange trailer button

    A cinematic still with trailer and wishlist buttons suits a studio announcing its next story game.

  • Gaming website design, shooter studio with a radar screen: black page, a thin olive radar graphic, large white headline, a yellow outlined open roles button

    A radar graphic and a short line about the team suit a new studio hiring before it shows a game.

  • Gaming website design, remake studio with hand-painted pixel art: cream page, dark green and orange headline, an orange button, a hand-painted platformer scene with a hero, castle and treasure chest, an inset of old pixel graphics

    A bright painted world beside a small shot of the old version shows what a studio remaking classic games does.

  • Gaming website design, co-op dungeon crawler with inked key art: dark teal and pink inked art of adventurers on a raft facing a skeletal sea serpent in a flooded ruin, a cream gothic title and a pink wishlist button

    Gothic ink art with one wishlist button and a one-line pitch, for a co-op game announcing its release window.

  • Gaming website design, esports festival with upcoming events: dark blue arena with stage lights and screens, italic white headline, a blue tickets button, an upcoming events strip

    An arena photo, a ticket button and a list of upcoming events suit a recurring tournament weekend.

  • Gaming website design, co-development studio, dark and text-first: charcoal page with a faint grid and orange pixel accents, a pixel heart logo, a large white centered headline, an orange project button

    No game art at all, just a clear offer and a project button, for a studio that builds games with other teams.

  • Gaming website design, mobile puzzle studio, bright and playful: off-white page, orange, magenta and purple headline, a pink button, a phone with a hexagon puzzle and floating 3D tiles

    A phone showing the game and colorful 3D tiles suit a small studio making casual mobile games.

  • Gaming website design, online festival for story games: white page, dark headline, a dark updates button, four small icons, an illustration of a girl and a fox in a balloon basket over floating islands

    A storybook illustration and icons for demos, sales, panels and streams lay out an online festival at a glance.

  • Gaming website design, free browser shooter with a play button: a pink and purple sunset over a swamp, cartoon animal heroes firing from a rusty buggy at a giant robot crab, a pink and yellow pixel logo, yellow play button

    Chaotic cartoon art and a play free button in two places, for a game people can try in the browser right away.

  • Gaming website design, dungeon game with a playtest signup: dark dungeon scene with glowing runes and a party of adventurers, white serif title, yellow playtest and outlined buttons

    Dark fantasy art and a playtest button first suit a studio gathering players before launch.

  • Gaming website design, combat game with a distressed logo: rust orange and brown dust scene with riders, huge cream distressed logo, a red button and an outlined link

    A huge distressed logo over a dusty battle scene puts the game's name first, with fighter and clan buttons.

  • Gaming website design, puzzle adventure launch with a trailer button: dark flooded town at night with a glowing lantern spirit, thin white serif title, a side menu, a red trailer button and an award laurel

    One game's key art fills the screen, with a trailer button, a short pitch and an award laurel for a launch.

  • Gaming website design, sim racing streamer with an illustrated portrait: dark navy page, huge white and orange serif headline, an orange watch button, an illustrated driver in a headset at a wheel, a years-racing badge

    A big hello and a drawn portrait make the homepage feel like meeting the streamer, with the live button first.

  • Gaming website design, youth esports league with a club finder: plain white page with a faint dot grid, bold navy and orange headline, gray subtitle, a navy button and an outlined button, a shield logo

    A clear, text-only welcome with a find-a-club button, for a youth league running local clubs and national tournaments.

  • Gaming website design, family co-op studio with 3D character art: white page, bold dark green headline with pink highlight words, a green games button and an underlined team link, three soft blob frames with a 3D fox mechanic, a skateboarding robot and a girl in a yellow raincoat holding a lantern

    A friendly headline about creating together, with game and team buttons, for a studio making co-op games for families.

  • Gaming website design, spooky co-op game with a raccoon hero: moonlit backyard scene of a raccoon in a cardboard hat facing pumpkin monsters and a jack-in-the-box, lime green logo on a wooden sign, a glowing lime wishlist button, a black menu bar

    A glowing wishlist button and a trailer link over cartoon Halloween art suit a studio launching a playful co-op game.

  • Gaming website design, indie game awards with a submission button: near-black page with an orange and green glow and floating embers, bold white headline, a glowing orange button, three outlined cards with orange icons, a strip of six storybook game illustrations

    A big submit button, cards on awards, feedback and discovery, and a row of game art, for a juried festival seeking entries.

  • Gaming website design, new studio with a founder's track record: navy center panel between slanted art panels of a cat leaping over grinning robot vacuums and an otter delivering mail by bike, chunky white and green headline with a bouncing red ball, a green button

    A bold logo between two cartoon game scenes and a line on the founder's earlier hit, for a new studio with a known designer.

  • Gaming website design, shared indie booth with showcase cards: dark expo hall photo of players at monitors under orange banners, bold white and amber headline, two dark event cards with photos, amber buttons and an outlined login button

    Two showcase cards with dates and game links under a bold headline, for a group that brings indie developers to expos.

  • Gaming website design, studio and publisher with a tiny planet: dark aerial scene of glowing islands in a black sea, a cream-ringed circle with a lit cottage on a tiny planet, white and amber serif headline, an amber button and an underlined link

    A short serif headline, a games button and a pitch link, for a studio that makes its own games and publishes indie ones.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The games, studios, people and art in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your studio or channel

What you make or stream, who it's for and where players can find you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your contact form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by type of site and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your details

    Your games or channel, trailers, schedule, links and how players and press should reach you. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a gaming website needs

The game in the first screen

Key art, a trailer or a short clip tells players more in seconds than a paragraph can. Put the genre and platforms right under it.

One clear next step

Wishlist, buy, watch live, join the playtest or join the community: choose the one that matters most right now and make it the main button.

A press kit page

Journalists and creators look for a short description, release date, screenshots, logos, a trailer and a contact. Keeping it on one page makes coverage easier.

A current schedule or roadmap

Streamers should list when they go live, and studios what's coming next. A schedule kept up to date gives people a reason to come back.

Where to find you

Link your channels, store pages and community spaces with small icons in the header or footer, and keep one email for business inquiries.

Fast on a phone

Many visitors arrive from a stream, clip or post on their phone. Keep video light and the main button easy to tap.

Questions

Are these gaming website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your studio or channel in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a gaming website cost?

A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real games and studios?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the games, studios, teams, people and art in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own work.

Can I sell my game or take preorders on my site?

Cactal doesn't run a store or take payments itself. Your buy, wishlist and preorder buttons can link to the stores where your game is sold, and you can embed your trailer right on the page.

Can I show my live stream on my site?

Yes. Your site can link to your channel or embed your stream, and Cactal can add a schedule page that you update by asking in plain words.

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