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Unity WebGL and multiplayer game development.

Develop games that run in a browser. Confirm the genre, PC and mobile controls and server connections, then work from prototype through deployment.

Genre reference videos.

Development reference · FPS & arenas

FPS & arenas

Review character control, matchmaking and position synchronization. Plan PC and mobile input and network requirements.

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Development reference · Vertical arcade racing

Vertical arcade racing

Review vehicle controls and the racing screen. Confirm the racing format, input methods and screen sizes.

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Development reference · Match-3 puzzles

Match-3 puzzles

Review combo effects and stage progression. Design items and payments around the game rules and sales policy.

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Development reference · Tower defense

Tower defense

Review tower placement, upgrades and skill controls. Define stage difficulty and game data.

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These videos illustrate genres and screen layouts. Agree the features and acceptance criteria for each project.

Game features and deployment requirements.

Monetization & payments

Design advertising, in-app payments and subscriptions around the game flow. Confirm the products for sale and applicable payment policy first.

Devices & browsers

Review PC, mobile and tablet screens and controls. Check memory usage and rendering, and test in the agreed environments.

Multiplayer & ranking

Design network integration such as Photon, matchmaking and ranking databases. Define synchronization and server architecture for the game rules.

From prototype to QA and deployment.

  1. 01

    Planning & monetization

    Define game rules, content and payment items.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    Evaluate controls and core gameplay first.

  3. 03

    Graphics & screens

    Create game screens, graphics and effects.

  4. 04

    Servers & multiplayer

    Implement matchmaking, data storage and real-time connections.

  5. 05

    QA & deployment

    Check the agreed browsers and devices, then deploy.

Cost and schedule follow the requirements review.

Estimates and schedules depend on the genre, content, server features and target devices. Include your required features and launch plans in the brief.

Browser support, engine choice and multiplayer.

Does the user need to install a plugin?

HTML5/WebGL games run in a browser without a separate game plugin. Confirm and test the supported Chrome, Safari and Edge versions and devices for the project.

Why use Unity?

Unity is used to implement 3D graphics, physics and game logic, then deploy through WebGL. Choose the engine and implementation after reviewing screen and input requirements, device performance and maintenance needs.

How many players can multiplayer support?

It depends on the genre and server design. FPS and racing games may target 4 to 20 players per room; larger arenas require a separate design. Confirm matchmaking, synchronization, devices and network conditions, then agree load testing and acceptance criteria.

Project inquiries

Tell us the genre and target browsers.

Send the game rules, server features and planned release date. We review prototype, QA, deployment and post-launch support terms.

Project scope / quote request