It Will Make You  Other Web-playable  In a time where the CEO of
Electronic Arts describes collapsing revenues as a brightside
opportunity to cut the fat, farmers can't get enough GMO seeds
and petro-fertilizer for lack of credit, and the whole show
looks like it's going to come down, we need to ask ourselves
what kind of a high we want to develop, what kind of an industry
we want to create. It's clear to me that there could be a very
bright future in web-based games, either as stand-alone
experiences or windows into a wider world, such as a MySQL
database of profiles, a leaderboard, a rich MMO, or what the
hell - Storytron. That's assuming that the internet doesn't
crash under a lack of infrastructure or get knocked out by a
solar radiation storm in 2012. Either way, Flashbang has been
putting out fresh, distinct games using Unity for a while, and
they're really starting to broaden out. In their latest, they
show that you can have your casual cake and eat it too,
suggesting that the future of profitable game