Using Chrome Web Store for App Distribution (by the numbers) (opens in new tab)

YES! You cannot BROWSE GAMES! This is a massive oversight in the Google Chrome Web Store.

I go there a couple times a week - NOT to download something new (because that would be a waste of time give the way the store works right now) but to see if it's possible yet to browse through games, game categories, or sub-categories.

I just want to look around, find something good.

I don't know WHAT to search for when I want a game. The featured games are usually nothing I would be interested in either. When I want to find a game, I look by category, see if something appeals to me, check out screen shots, download.

It's super sad. Really really really sad that I cannot browse game categories.

This is ALSO the reason I have not ventured into porting any of my games to Chrome Web Store. What's the point? If they can't find me browsing, the likelihood of my games being found by search is next to none.

P.S. This is also what is VERY wrong with the Android Market. There are just a few game categories. I've exhausted my browsing in these categories now and it's frustrating. There must be more categories in the Android Market for games as well.

I have had mixed results as well. The problem I see is that Google is allergic to building platforms that help developers make money. There is no top paid section in the Chrome webstore, so it is relegated to being nothing more than link directory rather than an actual store as the name implies.

But offline is kind of what Google is pushing against with Chrome OS, so seems that would be contrary to their goals.

What do you mean by "apps that installed in the browser instead"? Instead of what? Instead of being web-apps?