TimeCat — Browser Game
A time-travelling cat, a ray gun, and levels across the ages — a Unity platformer playable right here.
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Overview
TimeCat is a 2D action platformer built in Unity and shipped to the web as a WebGL build — no installer, no plugins, just a URL. The hero, a fedora-wearing cat with a ray gun, jumps through time portals into levels set in different eras — from the Stone Age to feudal Japan — running, dashing and shooting with keyboard or on-screen touch controls. It also doubles as a demonstration that full Unity gameplay can live inside an ordinary web page, which is exactly what it does below: the complete game is embedded on this page, ready to play.
The Challenge
Shipping a Unity game to the browser means fighting the platform: WebGL builds have to stay small enough to load fast, run at a stable frame rate inside a browser tab, and handle input focus gracefully when embedded in another page.
The Solution
Optimised the Unity WebGL build for web delivery — compressed assets, trimmed engine modules — and hosted it as a self-contained page that can run standalone or embedded via an iframe, like the playable version on this very site.
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