WebGL Games

WebGL is a browser API (application programming interface) that allows game developers to render 3D graphics on the GPU from within web browsers. This allows the creation of sophisticated games that would not be possible using the Flash platform. WebGL is compatible with all modern browsers and integrates into the browsers natively (without any plugin). Developed by the Khronos Group, WebGL was initially released in 2011. Recently its latest version 2.0 was released, which saw big improvements. The games produced using this API often feature smooth gameplay and superior graphics to traditional browser games. Moreover, big game development engines such as Unity or Unreal allow developers to export directly to WebGL! This makes publishing WebGL games a breeze.

The following games are some prime examples of the WebGL titles we have to offer. Madalin Stunt Cars 2 makes use of the 3D rendering capabilities of WebGL and presents you with some beautiful sports cars. You can drive around a wonderful 3D world and test out a variety of stunts and tricks. You can drive through huge loops; fly off of ramps and race around long stretches of speedway.

Shell Shockers uses the WebGL platform to create 3D environments and weapons for this fantastic egg-themed FPS game. If you prefer to fight while driving a kart, make sure to give Smash Karts a try. Stickman Supreme Duelist 2 is another awesome WebGL game with crazy ragdoll physics.

Finally we have Bullet Force – another brilliant FPS game that provides smooth gameplay and detailed maps to fight on. This game features a variety of weapons, plus a range of equipment such as grenades. These games are just a glimpse of what the WebGL platform can offer – why not check out our other WebGL titles today?