Is C3 runtime feasible to make mobile HTML5 games playable in a browser?

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- K1kk0z90
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I read that the new Construct 3 runtime dropped support for Canvas2D, and that it only supports WebGL.

The best way to monetize HTML5 games is by making mobile web games and sell licenses for them. Is the new runtime still good for making mobile web games, even if it doesn't support Canvas2D?

Thank you in advance! :)
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- newt
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The best way to monetize HTML5 games is by making mobile web games and sell licenses for them.

I wouldn't think the best way to monetise html5 games is licensing them, because there's a reason people want to license them.

Is the new runtime still good for making mobile web games, even if it doesn't support Canvas2D?

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- bilgekaan
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Don't worry about WebGL, it's good and well supported. Your concern should be webassembly. IE doesn't support it but it doesn't really matter because IE is dead. I use C3 for my new games and I don't have any problems with it.
- K1kk0z90
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Thank you both for your answers.

I've just bought C3 and I'm going to use the new C3 runtime then. :)