Rob Hawkes has written an excellent post on the future of Web (particularly plugin-free HTML5) games.
One of his main points is that people have been porting games from other platforms in an attempt to “validate the platform”, while developers should be using the web to its full advantage instead of treating it like just another platform to port to. Things like deep-linking to game parts, the ease of providing user-generated content and APIs for game elements.
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Introducing FBmessengergames.com, a website to track the emergence and growth of this new platform.
With the rise of HTML5 technology, large platforms such as Facebook have used it to power their games system within Facebook Messenger. This allows developers to create interesting content to reach massive audiences.
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Phaser 3.4 has just been launched, bringing new and better features for HTML5 game development. This updated version now has support for Game Object Containers. Although it’s still in beta …Read more
You can now use the Verg 3D toolkit on Blender to create stunning 3D visuals. One of the added features to this renderer is exporting files in GLB format, which …Read more