Design & Dev Unity 5 will bring more 3D games that run right in your Web browser March 4, 2015 - 10:22 am ...

Playing video games from within the browser has just gotten a lot more interesting with Firefox and Unity team up.

Unity announced the next iteration of its engine at the Game Developers Conference this week, including WebGL support to allow games using Unity 5 to run in-browser without plugins.

Unity games can also be deployed on the Web, but this function currently uses a browser plug-in, the Unity Web Player. The early access will remove the need for the plug-in.

Unity 5 Announced With Better Lighting, Better Audio, And “Early” Support For Plugin-Free Browser Games ...

Back in March, Unity announced that they’d soon allow developers to deploy Unity-based games to the web without the need for any plugins, thanks to the magic of WebGL. Unity’s WebGL ...

Today’s announcement means it will be much easier to create 3D games and get them to run on Android devices, not to mention other devices running Unity software.

Combining Unity's development tools with its own server technology, GameString's Arcade Server looks set to deliver 3D capable games to web browsers over the cloud.

WebXR is an open standard which allows VR apps to run directly from web browsers. While the tools for building WebXR apps are designed to be familiar to web developers, many VR developers use game ...

Unity Technologies is announcing today it has struck a three-year deal with LEGO in which the toy company will use Unity’s 3-D animation engine in its upcoming online games.