Assuming you might be referring to a game or a project hosted on GitHub, I'll offer a general approach on how to find or utilize guides for such topics:
: The quintessential idle game centered around clicking a giant cookie to build a baking empire. Classics & Casual :
: The site strictly follows DMCA regulations, ensuring that all content is managed responsibly regarding copyright.
Here’s a short write-up for , based on its typical content and purpose as an unblocked gaming site.
The friction of modern gaming is annoying: "Sign in with Google," "Verify you are 18," "Wait 30 seconds for this ad." UBG365 strips that away. You click the link, you click the game, you play. While it does host banner ads to keep the server lights on (hosting traffic costs money), it does not use intrusive pop-ups that scream "YOUR IPHONE IS INFECTED."
Because UBG365 is open-source (hosted on GitHub), you can often find the raw repository. Look for github.com/username/ubg365 (not the .io address). You can then "fork" the repository to your own GitHub account and deploy your own private version of UBG365.