Escape Goat, HTML5 Version

In what is hopefully a continuing trend of charming indie games making their way to HTML5, Escape Goat has released a Beta of their HTML5 version (Free to play through Sep 9th) at www.playescapegoat.com.

The conversion from .NET to HTML5 was done with JSIL, which transforms .NET applications from their native CIL bytecode executable format to into standards compliant, cross-browser JavaScript.

Source: Joystiq


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