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Free Tools & Guides for Game Creators
Free, browser-based tools and guides for web game developers:
100 AI Game Prompt Ideas You Can Build in One Click
Steal an idea, get a playable game in about a minute.
Best Web Game Engines for 2026
Unity, Godot, PlayCanvas, Defold, and more, compared.
Best 2D Game Engines for 2026
The top 2D engines for the web, ranked.
Godot vs Unity for Web
Which engine wins for browser games in 2026.
WebGL & WebGPU Checker
Test your browser's GPU support.
KTX2 Texture Compressor
Shrink game textures for the web.
Where to Find Free Game Assets
20+ sources for 3D models, audio, and art.
Web Games Tech Stack in 2026
WebGL, WebGPU, and WebAssembly.
What's Happening In The Industry
The Godot Foundation updated its contribution policy to require human-authored code, allowing AI only for menial work like completion and regex, with disclosure. Four months after maintainers called AI slop PRs draining and demoralizing, the most-used open-source indie engine drew a hard line. The line between contribution and creation is worth reading carefully.
The platforms that distribute HTML5 and Mini Games in China, compared. WeChat, Douyin, QQ, 4399, Kuaishou, Alipay, and Meituan on reach, revenue share, audience, and what it takes to get on each.
The games industry made $195.6B last year and still cut a third of its people. Here's the honest data on the layoffs, why the job market got so brutal, and the one thing that's actually pulling people back in.
Epic's Tim Sweeney called Steam's AI disclosure tag "really irresponsible" and a "Scarlet Letter" that hands games to a hater community. He's not wrong about the penalty. He's wrong about who can escape it.