Gaming startup’s HTML5 development platform brings triple-A games to browsers
The studio is working on a browser real-time-strategy title called Project Atlas that features console-like graphics but doesn't require any plug-ins.
Watch profits grow this year for HTML5 games
HTML5 is still controversial in the game industry. However, meetings at E3 reconfirmed that much of the industry predicts browser-based game play is inevitable and one of the most viable choices for consumers.
Ludei opens door for creating cross-platform 3D web-based games
Ludei has more than games on its 2D HTML5 platform, and now it is moving to 3D.
Game Closure launches free tools for anyone to build fast mobile-web games
After two years of development, Game Closure publicly releases its HTML5-Javascript hybrid tool for gamemakers.
I’m sorry — HTML5 actually does work for mobile gaming
Ludei president Joe Monastiero writes about the virtues of HTML5 for games.
Here’s the scorecard on our 2012 predictions for the game industry
Before you read our forecast for 2013, take a look at how we did on last year's predictions.
Kinect in a smartphone? Amazing Cirque du Soleil Chrome experiment reveals the future of web browsers
Controlling a browser with your eyes? Playing a game in a web browser on your smartphone by waving your hands in the air? That and more is the future of the web, according to Google.
80M people play arcade bubble shooter games on Facebook
Facebook's game team says games are becoming bigger and better on its platorm.
Famo.us describes how it created a magical user interface for the web
Can Famo.us make the web run faster? A cool demo suggests yes.
Stunning mobile game Contre Jour goes multitouch in HTML5 with Microsoft’s help
Beautiful iOS and Windows Phone game Contre Jour has made the jump to HTML5 and the web, with a version tailor-made for browsers. It's stunning.