Running HTML5 Games for Online Competitions

Running HTML5 Games for online competitions may depend on having an effective leaderboard system. The leaderboard should have a good registration process, periodic recordings, such as weekly and monthly rankings, and an extensive score table.

HTML5 games are highly capable of managing leaderboard functionalities. You can add a registration form before or after the game and display as many as 50 players per page on your board.

To learn more about using leaderboards in HTML5 games, check out this case study.

Running HTML5 Games for Online Competitions


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