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A monograph surveying “GitHub game sites” examines the landscape of game-related projects hosted on GitHub that present playable games, game engines, game jams, community hubs, and curated collections—especially those that are accessible via the web (static-game sites, GitHub Pages, demos). This document maps types, key examples, technical patterns, ecosystem practices, discoverability, legal and community issues, and opportunities for research or reuse.
Summary (one-sentence): GitHub functions as both code repository and informal game hosting platform; its game sites range from single-file browser games to polished engines and curated portals, revealing practices for distribution, collaboration, preservation, and education.