I plan to make a simple little 2D game, is there a way I can make it so you can play it in your browser and on chrome?
Chrome OS doesn’t like Unity mostly, so would it work?
If it supports WebGL, then yes, as long as you have Unity 5.
–Eric
So if I make a simple little 2d game that basicly is moving a box onto a circle…
There’s no way to be able to play it in web browser with Chrome OS?
Um. As I said, if it supports WebGL (I assume it does, but I don’t know), then yes, as long as you have Unity 5 (which has WebGL publishing).
–Eric
Thank you so much!
Also I’m not that into unity yet, so are there any “Extensions” I could “Install” from the Google app store that would run Unity 4.6 or whatever the current version is?
No, Unity only runs on OS X or Windows.
–Eric
It has nothing to do with how simple or complex the game is. Chrome OS has no way to run the engine in it’s native format. Being browser-based and supporting WebGL, it will be able to run the WebGL version of the engine when that becomes available.
For your newer question, I very much doubt that there’s an extension for Chrome OS that lets it run native code compiled for other platforms, especially something as complex as a game engine.
Thank you, I was just making sure.