For years, developers have wondered: will Unreal Engine truly support running games directly in the browser? With the rise of WebAssembly (WASM) and the new WebGPU graphics API, the idea of playing high-quality games in a web browser—without plugins or cloud streaming—feels closer than ever. But where does Epic Games stand, and what options do developers have right now? Unreal Engine and the Browser: A … Continue reading Does Unreal Engine Have Plans for Browser Gaming?

Intro If you look around web game sites today, you’ll see lots of simple block shooters. They may look old school, but new ones keep showing up. Why not go for complex, high-end shooters instead? Easy to Play One big reason is accesibility. These games run on almost any browser. No installs, no high GPU needs. They work even on school or office PCs. For … Continue reading Why Devs Still Make Basic Block Shooters for the Web

FPS IO games have redefined the landscape of browser-based gaming, offering players the thrill of first-person shooters directly in their web browsers. Central to this revolution is Three.js, a JavaScript library that extends WebGL’s capabilities, accessible at threejs.org. While not a game engine in the traditional sense, Three.js has been pivotal in crafting immersive, high-quality FPS IO games, demonstrating its versatility and power. The Unconventional … Continue reading Leveraging Three.js: How It’s Revolutionizing Browser-Based Gaming