Where's all the cool looking 3D WebGL games?

[Stardog]

I’ve noticed in the last year or so that WebGL is now capable of handling full dynamic lighting, image effects, etc, to a good degree.

I’ve done some experiments myself, and not even had to worry too much about optimisation (especially with the new GPU Instancing). It’s only when the polycount gets insane that I have to worry.

Can anyone link me to some nice looking 3D Unity WebGL games?

[popuz]

Just played you Orn.io game. Nice idea to port this classical game in 3d. One suggestion: when ball is splitted by pressing SPACE, you should adjust the camera in a way, that player can see all his balls, not only biggest one (like it happens in original 2d game)

[UnityLighting]

WEBGL platform is good enough for next gen graphics

But you just need something :

• Optimizing poly count (like all other next gen games) use Simplygon Level of Detail
• Use Linear color space on 2017.3
• Use forward rendering path without SSR
  45 mb game size (zipped)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

[UnityLighting]

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In my opinion using HD effects can break the games on users with lower end PC’s, which can be a problem since a good portion of the browser game audience is playing browser games because they don’t have the specs to higher end games. Also good webgl graphics add size to the build and many players don’t have the patience to wait for bulky webgl builds to load.

That being I used the lowest and most basic features in my webgl mmo such as spheres and cubes and its 7 megabytes, its getting around 20,000 players a day on it right now. You can see it at Orn.io - and I’m actually working on adding effects to it now.

Some players want to play high quality nextgen games in low size and short load time
Most Next gen games needs long download time and much hdd space