Tag: game-development
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Controller-Friendly Browser Games
Controller-friendly browser games bring console-style comfort and accessibility to the web, enabling long sessions on couches, quick party rounds, and seamless transitions between devices.
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Socket Basics for Small Lobbies
Small-player online games require a careful balance between responsiveness, bandwidth efficiency, and implementation simplicity; this article teaches the practical socket and networking techniques that make small lobbies feel tight and fair.
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Optimize WebGL for Low-End Devices
Optimizing WebGL for low-end devices means setting clear engineering priorities so the application stays responsive and visually coherent on constrained hardware. The following guide explains practical strategies, tooling, and workflows teams can adopt to meet those goals consistently.
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Basic Anti-Cheat for Browser Games
Simple, practical anti-cheat measures can prevent most common abuse in browser games while keeping costs and complexity manageable for small teams.
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Why Browser Games Are Booming Again
Browser games have returned as a mainstream medium because the web now supports experiences that are instant, social, and technically capable; this article explains why that matters and how creators can take advantage.