So this is also great for that, to level the playing field a bit.Įdit: I'm actually fairly excited about this. Until web assembly is live and has good adoption, this Facebook Gameroom thing is going to be the best bet for launching your Unity game on Facebook.īig studios can afford to develop Flash versions of their Unity mobile games just for Facebook, but small studios can't. It's super super slow and doesn't even work for half your players. So now that mobile game that you just built can easily launch on Facebook too with very little effort.

This solves that problem by letting you compile your game for Facebook Gameroom straight from the Unity editor, and supports the Unity in app purchase plugin. Facebook is losing game players because of this, and new games are being built in Unity and not Flash, so it's harder for them to launch on Facebook. Flash still works for the most part, but Unity doesn't. Flash and Unity webplayer plugins are being blocked by browsers now. You guys are not understanding this at all.

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