2025 & Beyond: How Web Will Redefine Gaming
summary
Crazy Games reports 45 million MAU and a community of 3,000 developers and says the platform ships a native app with 3,000 titles using a single build / one SDK workflow. The platform commercially releases what it calls the first WebGPU game, points to universal WebGPU support after iOS 26, sees rising in‑app purchases (partnering with Exola), and teases a major upcoming AI partnership that integrates browser AI into game discovery and play.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Web gaming revolution
- 1:20Web as gaming platform
- 3:32Web tech replacing apps
- 5:18In-app purchases in web games
- 8:05Expanding gaming audiences
- 10:33Monetization reshaping studios
- 11:17Game engines for the web
- 12:42WebGPU and browser games
- 14:25AI in web gaming
- 16:13Tips for web devs
- 17:36Web as open space
- 18:38Q&A: Cloud gaming
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