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Athena Crisis looks a lot like Advance Wars and now its code is open source
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This is incredible.
I absolutely love browser-based gaming. But there's not a lot of resources to learn how to build anything advanced beyond the casual games. After a while, every browser game migrates to a "real" game engine. Which makes sense. But doesn't help push web games.
Godot and Unreal can export to html5
That's what I mean. The exported code isn't readable or something that can be modifiable by web developers.
In the perfect world, you're not using a game engine to export web games. You're building directly using web languages.
In a more perfect world C++ is the web language
For your use, check out rpg paper maker - it uses js