SBL Games (sblgame.com) is a small, hand-curated collection of free browser games for children and families. It is published by S.B Link Network, an internet service provider based in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan. This page explains how games get on the site, how they are checked, and how to get one changed or removed.
We publish two kinds of page. The first is a game page: the game itself, its controls, and our notes on how to play it. The second is a learning page — stories, a dictionary, study material and printable colouring pages — written or edited by us and aimed at the same audience of children and parents.
We do not publish user comments, user uploads, or automatically generated pages. Nothing on this site is written by a script to fill a keyword: if a page exists, a person decided it should exist.
Selection is editorial, not algorithmic. A game is added when it meets all of the following:
If you own a game on this site and you would rather it were not here, write to info@sblinknetwork.com with the page address. We remove it, no argument and no conditions. The same address handles licence corrections: if a game is credited to the wrong author, tell us and we will fix the credit on the page.
Each game is opened and played on a desktop browser and on a phone-sized screen. We check that it loads, that the controls work, that the frame does not trap the pointer or open unexpected tabs, and that nothing in it asks for personal information. The full checklist is on the how we review games page. Games are re-checked periodically, and the date on each game page reflects the last check of that page.
Factual mistakes get fixed on the same day we learn about them. If a game is broken, we either fix it or unpublish it — a page that no longer works is worse than no page at all. Send corrections to info@sblinknetwork.com and include the page address.
The site is supported by display advertising served through Google AdSense. Advertisers have no influence over which games we publish, and we do not accept paid placement in the collection or in the curated lists. Ads do not appear inside the game frame, and there is no advert you must watch before a game starts. Ad personalisation is off by default until a visitor makes a choice in the consent banner.
No publisher, developer or agency pays to be included, ranked, or described favourably. Where we mention a game's author or licence, it is because that information is part of the game's own files.
The collection is maintained by the SBL Games editorial team. The site is run alongside a small ISP and a set of learning projects, which is why the tone is closer to a school library than to an arcade portal: the aim is a place a parent can leave open without watching it.