I do some work with games in the browser, both 2D and 3D, and did try it out mostly because I was curious about the technical side. First, this looks like a co

I do some work with games in the browser, both 2D and 3D, and did try it out mostly because I was curious about the technical side. First, this looks like a cool idea and could be useful. But we are on Internet so going directly to the problems. In both Firefox and Chrome on windows 10 the fps was mostly around 30 fps when moving around, some times dropping down to 5 fps. Probably because of this I kept getting stuck in furniture. There was also something that did feel off when looking around using the mouse, not really sure what maybe it only was lag. On most demos on Babylon and Three, and on other games, I get solid 60 fps. I am sure the experience will be much better if you also manage to get close to 60 fps.