@Adam said:
Not everyone has unlimited internet to play 3d web games with awesome graphics!?
Well, let's compare. One page (the front page) of wikipedia takes up 864KB, or a bit less than 1MB. A simple godot game, takes ~15MB, so about 18 wikipedia pages. My firefox ESR has a default cache of 1GB. I usually clear the cache, but if I didn't, I could store 57 simple godot games in the cache, and never have to reload them (if they never changed and I never browsed anything else).
Of course, you have to add textures, audio, etc., but that still seems fairly trivial to me, and I have a DSL internet connection. Even if you're making stand-alone games, you compress everything you can, just for efficiency.
Edit: I think the worst thing about internet games is that people expect the game to pop up immediately, and there's some download time involved, even for a tiny game.
