I really love Curious Expedition - and I am also a huge fan of making JavaScript/web games. My favorite aspect is that it's no longer even very notable when a g

I really love Curious Expedition - and I am also a huge fan of making JavaScript/web games. My favorite aspect is that it's no longer even very notable when a game IS a HTML5 game. There are heaps of them on steam now, and usually the creators don't even mention HTML5: partly because it's seen as a terrible choice in the gamedev world, but mostly (I hope) because it doesn't matter any more. The games get to speak for themselves. A game like Game Dev Tycoon can be a great game about game making, and secretly written in JavaScript. I'm continually impressed with Rezoner's games like wilds.io and wanderers.io, Ansimuz's Elliot Quest was a great game, Play Keepout (http://www.playkeepout.com/ http://www.playkeepout.com/) is a fun dungeon crawler from the team that make the multiplayer Browser Quest game for Mozilla, and Jandisoft's upcoming MMO https://www.madworldmmo.com/ https://www.madworldmmo.com/ looks pretty amazing (it's built on Pixi.js I believe) The technology is becoming less and less a factor, and the ideas and execution more and more so. Good times!