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Curious to know why you switched?

Lots of Let's Play videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhVZhoHbRNw And: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkPa1WTUOlE Are a couple...

If so, for anyone with access how does the bunny_mark perform for 10k sprites? (Click to spawn.) http://jamesaustin.github.io/turbulenz_bunnymark/dots.html

There is no requirement to use the Turbulenz Engine to publish a game on ga.me. You can use whatever engine you want. (Obviously you would need to use the relevant API hooks if you…

Serious or ironic?

Yep, you're also right. We should improve the case you describe. Thanks for the feedback.

Yep, you're right. We could definitely do a better job of detection. But at the moment we're looking for the 'feature' rather than the browser.

This is a classic problem of trying to be helpful and it's confusing people until they understand the details. The engine uses HTML5 and WebGL. When the required APIs aren't presen…

8086, you were lucky!

The site offers to install a plugin as a fallback for browsers that don't appear to offer the required HTML5 APIs (mainly WebGL). This allows the JavaScript/WebGL games to run on a…

Make sure you're playing "Score Rush MP" which is the multiplayer version. You might have accidentally started the original single player version. Select the game from the "Games" …

The game uses the Turbulenz Engine which includes a WebGL graphics framework (which is equivalent to Three.js) - http://biz.turbulenz.com/developers#turbulenz-engine

This isn't true. You can use the technology for free and publish the game outside of Turbulenz. You can use other payment options and Turbulenz is not asking for anything from thes…

The comparison with the Unreal UDK and Unreal Engine was simply to help people understand how different parts of the Turbulenz platform compared to things they already knew about. …