Wonderland and Robot Invader revealed that their two companies had merged, creating a new company called Create Worlds. This new adventure brings together the engine of the first Wonderland and the history machine of the last to create a series of tools specifically for developers in the web play space. Create Worlds is devoted to making space more accessible to developers, eliminating common problems and bottlenecks.
The two companies have collaborated in the past, publishing Dead Secret Circle Web, a port of a meta quest VR game on web. Create Worlds works on other projects, including a renaissance on the web of the game of Puzzle Rise of the Blobs as a playable Alpha.
Jonathan Hale, founder of Wonderland and now CEO of World, said in a statement: “We consider the web as an opportunity to bring new momentum to the Invader robot games portfolio. At the same time, the portage of games strengthens our engine and the history machine of our developer Tools and highlights their potential. »»
Bet on web games
Hale told Gamesbeat: “Gathering Wonderland and Robot Invader mean that we can now offer developers tools to create 3D and 2D games… Our tools are very optimized for web performance: 2D and 3D rendering performance Fast, including iOS Safari, and a very quick loading time, small downloads, continuously downloaded. Their powerful development workflows, such as packaging projects in less than a second and the launch instantly on the device, allow developers to concentrate effectively on their tasks, in particular compared to Unity Web.
Web game developers are faced with significant challenges, including distribution strangles, distribution strangles and inaccessible tools. Create Worlds will help developers overcome them by simplifying the publication process and optimizing their games.
Hale told Gamesbeat: “There are clear signs that the web game is about to explode!” Traditional web gaming portals such as Poki, crazy games, Yandex games and others have tens of millions of maus. And now, massive consumer products like Discord, YouTube and Telegram integrate their own web-based game platforms. The 99B mobile games market involves systemic changes whose web game is about to take advantage of. The web has acquisition costs of lower users as players plunge into games without facilities, which gives them a big advantage over the native. With the closing of loyalty between natives and web, web games will quickly exceed native games. »»
