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# Do I own the rights to the games I make with Sticky Game Maker?

* 3D games (since 18 April 2025)
* 2D games: platformers, tappers, interactive stories/RPG, arcade games, puzzles, match-3, etc. 
* Single player games
* Mobile games
* Desktop web games (since 18 April 2025). Note: we are still working on making sure that games work across devices. Some desktop games may not work well on mobile and vice versa yet.
* Tip: start simple and build up from there!

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