I heard stuff about Cloudflare and tested out, it was a very bad experience. The first thing happen was that I had to buy an SSL certificate, I couldn't get it free. After that, my SEO ranking was down way more down than the copy book someone is trying to sell under my game name. So I try getting HTTPS but that fail because it is not secure and the worst part is that CloudFlare never told me about the tracking it does on my visitors. I don't use google analytics or webmaster because there is no reason to spy on them, it's not there to sell something, only to update people with information on my projects.

So long story short, chrome might be blocking my site but I do not know. My mobile data showed it fine but the online desktop is a complete mystery to me. The site is powered by webby so do not worry about it being a fully made site. Anyone who finds errors will get 2K and any major ones like crashing gets 5K.

http://www.unknowns-saga.com/

That's cool I hope that your website become so popular of course you will have some problems with it but I know you can pass it.
I checked the website.I thought that you make browser games,I couldn't download anything of your games because WOW game is lagging my computer.Hope your website rises to become so popular

Layout problems. Please read the next post instead.

This is a repost of what I've originally said above. I can't get rid of my layout...

Hm... I remember activating cloudflare with my website but I've never needed an SSL certificate. The best thing you can do is to ask for your host's assistance with cloudflare, and ask them if cloudflare affects SEO ranking. It's supposed to speed up websites and make it more secure, not make it slower. I don't see any major flaws EXCEPT that your website loads soooo slow on my end. I've accessed your website using chrome on a Windows 7 64-bit machine.

Lastly, take note that while cloudflare is not free per se, TONS of hosts already offer FREE cloudflare integration once asked. They won't mention it upfront but they have it.

mastergame : Oh wow we got a game developer on here that's awesome! I will be sure to keep my eyes peeled for errors as I'm sort of a bug magnet. Also I will probably play or buy your games now so hurray!

SSL is suppose to give advantages in rankings (that is what I've seen hosts claim though who knows, I think it's just a ploy to get people to spend unnecessary money). Not everyone really needs an SSL either but I don't know anything about CloudFlare so maybe it is required.

If someone stole your game or book you need to file a DMCA copyright claim and or report it to Google to remove them from search results:
https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/new?type=DMCA

As for SEO... there is no concrete answer as so many things can affect ones SEO ranking including the speed of your website which Juliet mentioned is pretty slow. One thing you should do is set a preferred prefix for your site one of the four below:

1. http://
2. http://www.
3. https://
4. https://www.

Search engines may index multiple versions of your site using different prefixes then slap you with a penalty if they find it to be duplicate contents. They also will penalize you if someone else copies content from your site and claims it as their own. Not fair but that is how they roll.

New sites or sites that are not very popular have a huge disadvantage in search engines. I recommend you sign up to webmaster tools for both Bing and Google, add your sites in there and submit your links for fast indexing.

Your meta title is the same as meta description, both should be different from one another.

You are using excessive amounts of css stylesheets, javascripts and jquery all of which slow down site speed. From my experience it is mainly JQuery that is the culprit of very very very slow sites either that or a really bad web host that hosts hundreds of sites on a shared server.

I know this may be a lot thrown your way but coding site from scratch will save in the long run if you want to get serious about a websites performance, security and overall user experience because you probably won't get it using website builders like Webby.

To clarify, an SSL certificate is specifically useful for encryption of sensitive information, such as passwords, user personal info (think credit card numbers, addresses), etc. Besides a mailing list, your website doesn't seem to really need any of that.

The other protection it (might) provide is against phishers, or people who replicate your website exactly with the intention of scraping the data users input; it can be harder for those kinds of people to get a hold of SSL certificates. Again, this is only really a big deal with sites that collect sensitive information, but it does give you some peace of mind if you're willing to pay for it.

Regardless, that's not really what you were asking for; your website works fine for me. I'm using Google Chrome. I also tried it on Firefox, and it worked as well.

JigSaw : I didn't know about Webby, goodness...

mastergame : If it's a free website builder, don't expect free CloudFlare integration. You might want to move to a paid web host. There are a few that offer small slots for around 1-3$ per month. It will save you from a lot of headache, you'll have complete control over your website and files, and might even save you some big bucks in the long run (since paid services have much better support staff and would be willing to assist you technically instead of letting you do stuff alone).

Thank you, everyone, i send the Viz as promised.

Juliet : This might be something Weebly has because I also have problems with how it forces me to use HD pictures or upload images straight from my computer rather than keep it on a server. So ya the speed might be from that or too much HTML and CSS information leak that I haven't found yet. I can't ask them for stuff since I'm using their 3rd party extension and pop.co customer services are so slow (still waiting on that one email).

18mlivingston : thanks but don't expect anything good like for the next year or so, I'm saving my money to hire freelancers for better art and game programming.

JigSaw : Weebly doesn't offer https, I still need certificates and when I used https on CloudFlare google chrome block "Unsafe script data load" Anyway yes I'll try to do better but am not an expert on websites, there are better options like nodehost but need website programming skills, I only know CSS and HTML basic. Once I have the money I'll switch out of Weebly and go to Wix which offers better CEO (my old Wix website is beating my updated sited), freedom (Weebly is known to be very strict and where you can place stuff) and better apps.

my old Wix site beats my newer one 
https://gyazo.com/1e9b5d5d53680a29d97f9efa4d3a6051

where my site stands today:
https://gyazo.com/32aab6c93f6279b12b765330f5aceb42

Nksor : Thanks, I guess I'll stop trying to get it, I'm ever planning to do sell or get information with the site. If anything It would be better to sell my art on RedBubble (no one has time to create pots from scratch  )

I'm willing to bet it's the pictures that are causing the slow loading time.
But anyway, good luck with the website. I'd also be willing to help if needed, just send me a pm.

Juliet : Someone told me JQuery was the main slow down, I just deleted JQuery from the code editor, so maybe it's faster now.

JigSaw : Almost forgot about the book thing, it is not exactly the same story or idea but the title. long legal stuff covered here:

http://www.rightsofwriters.com/2011/02/titles-and-law-can-i-call-my-novel.html

there is not much I can do other than asking the author for the name change because my game is known more than her book and my game has been covered more on the next in the past year than the book.

Well... that bet was only between html+css and images, but if we add jQuery to the choices, then it's definitely the most probable cause.

Yeah. the site loads faster now.

mastergame : Well when you save up enough, the owner of this site has announced he is doing Freelance work (The owner meaning Davideo7) and giving he made this site he is pretty experienced in web design.