> You don't see the USP of websites, apps, and games that run at a browser url instead of requiring app download? Unity, Unreal, Godot ... they all support the

> You don't see the USP of websites, apps, and games that run at a browser url instead of requiring app download? Unity, Unreal, Godot ... they all support the web as publishing targets. Without downloading a plugin. supporting the web is not unique. but if you design for the web, the engine will run better than compiling to it. > Runescape is finally beta-testing native mobile apps, and it's hard to imagine it rising to so much fame for such a long time without its decision to run in the browser. They've had a mobile version of "Old School Runescape" for over a year now I think, and it certainly did get me to play again for a bit. Mostly out of a curiosity of how they managed to fit all that UI on a mobile screen (turns out, pretty well).