Can you make games using HTML5?
With HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, you can build some pretty nice little games — and without a significant up-front investment. If you’re comfortable with just these technologies, you’re pretty much ready to start.
Do I need to license my Game?
Nothing needs a license, but it is a good idea to have one. A license is generally for either stuff that you have to pay for, or for stuff that other people will use inside of their own projects. There isn’t really a need to license a free game. However, licensing a game engine would be a good idea.
Can I charge people to play video games?
A commercial license is a license that allows you to use, in this example, a game in a public or commercial setting. Even if you’re running a café and you don’t charge people for playing the games or if you’ve just got a normal café with a few computers available, you must offer commercial licenses of games.
Is there a way to make a HTML5 game?
There are plenty of valid ways to create an HTML5 game, and quite a bit of material on the technical aspect of each, so for this article I’ll be giving more of a broad overview of HTML5 game development.
Is it possible to make money with HTML5 games?
You could have an entire website dedicated to your HTML5 games only and still see little revenue unless you know what to do.
How can HTML5 games be distributed across the web?
With HTML5 games you have the incredible powerful hyperlink. Links can so easily be distributed across the web and mobile devices (think of how many links you click in the Facebook and Twitter apps), and it certainly should not just be limited to the main page for the game.
Which is the best community for HTML5 games?
HTML5GameDevs has quickly become the most active community of HTML5 game developers. Most folks are very friendly and willing to help with any issues you run into. #BBG is the go-to IRC channel for HTML5 games – you’ll even find quite a few Mozillians hanging around.