Porting Overview

Porting your game to run in the browser might sound intimidating—but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, with today’s toolsets and the support we’ve built into the spawnd platform, it’s easier (and more rewarding) than ever to bring your game to life on the open web.

This guide is your starting point.

Our goal is to make high-quality, console-style gaming feel instant and effortless. That means zero installs, full screen by default, and lightning-fast launch times—all in a browser. To achieve that, your game needs to be exported as a WebGL or WebGPU build that runs smoothly on Chromium-based browsers. If you’re using Unity, Godot, or PlayCanvas, you’re already halfway there.

But beyond tech, we’re building a platform where games can truly shine: curated, ad-free, and embeddable anywhere—on your site, on gaming blogs, even on social media. Your demo becomes instantly playable with a link. It’s visibility and discoverability without the friction.

This section will walk you through:
• The best practices for porting your game to the web • Tips for optimizing performance and compatibility • Solutions for common bugs and deployment snags

Let’s get your game ready for the next era of distribution. Start below, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you hit a wall—our team is here to help.